Updated text font to Rubik and set size on mobile.

[AlexSkrypnyk]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new "Rubik" font option for enhanced typography.
  • Added new text styles, including extra-large, large, regular, small, and quote, providing more variety for text elements.
  • Updated the display-large text style to use the new font for a refreshed appearance.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

A new "secondary" font family using the Rubik font from Google Fonts was added to the font map. The typography map was updated by switching the "display-large" style to use this new font and by introducing several new text styles, each defined for two breakpoints.

Changes

File	Change Summary
web/themes/custom/drevops/components/variables.base.scss	Added "secondary" (Rubik) font to font map; updated "display-large" to use it; added new text styles for multiple breakpoints.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Stylesheet
    participant GoogleFonts
    participant TypographyMap

    Stylesheet->>GoogleFonts: Load Rubik font (secondary)
    Stylesheet->>TypographyMap: Add secondary font to $ct-fonts
    Stylesheet->>TypographyMap: Update display-large to use secondary
    Stylesheet->>TypographyMap: Add new text styles (text-extra-large, text-large, etc.) with secondary font

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web/themes/custom/drevops/components/variables.base.scss (7)

45-52: Add Rubik as a new “secondary” font family.

The new $ct-fonts entry correctly defines the Rubik family and includes the full Google Fonts URI for all weight and style variations. This integrates seamlessly with Storybook and the theme.

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126-128: Switch display-large to use the secondary font.

Updating display-large to reference the secondary (Rubik) font retains the existing size, line-height, weight, and letter-spacing, while adopting the new typeface.

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130-133: Introduce text-extra-large style.

The text-extra-large variant is well-defined for both breakpoints, with sensible scaling, line-height, weight, and letter-spacing values.

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134-137: Introduce text-large style.

The text-large variant follows the established pattern and maintains visual hierarchy across breakpoints.

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138-141: Introduce text-regular style.

The text-regular variant provides a reliable default for body copy, with consistent sizing and line-height.

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142-145: Introduce text-small style.

The text-small variant complements the hierarchy as a legible, compact size.

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147-150: Introduce quote style.

The quote variant offers a distinct typographic treatment for blockquotes, with adjusted sizing and letter-spacing.

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