chore: experiment with not including font @import in CSS, but rather via <link> in HTML
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When
core.cssorcore.min.cssloads in the browser, the stylesheet's loading gets render-blocked by a CSS@importfor theInterGoogle Font:This
@importmeans that users must first download thecore.min.css, parse it, and then perform the dynamic@importfor theInterfont:This PR releases a version of
alphathat does not include the dynamic@importto rely instead of a<link rel="preload" as="font">instead to see any performance differences in render-blocking content.