use correct bounding boxes for standard 14 glyphs #850#1080
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previously every bounding box for type 1 standard 14 fonts was assumed to start at 0,0 and ignored the bounding box data in the font metrics file. now we correctly read the glyph bounding box while preserving the existing advance width values for advancing the renderer position
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previously every bounding box for type 1 standard 14 fonts was assumed to start at 0,0 and ignored the bounding box data in the font metrics file. now we correctly read the glyph bounding box while preserving the existing advance width values for advancing the renderer position