Android text styling#558
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Code looks great 🙏 Just figured we should document a couple of the arbitrary-ish decisions we discussed so that we can rediscover the reasoning in future if we ever want to change things
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In my local testing, I found that these changes break the default font colour of text when using dark mode on Android. The best way to solve that is probably for us to properly detect and respect the system theme. |
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Looks great, thanks! 🙏 Gonna test locally and then merge
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This PR adds a fonts example, implements text styling in AndroidBackend, and makes Android the first platform to use custom text styles (they actually grow and shrink in response to the system font size setting).