[MU4 Issue] Bold typeface as default for chord symbol typeface causes accidentals to be hidden in chord symbols

[a-munro]

Describe the bug
Accidentals are not shown in chord symbols when the chord symbol:
(i) contains a symbol that turned into an accidental - i.e. # or b
AND
(ii) the chord symbol is set to Bold and this is set as default for the entire score.

To Reproduce
Open a new score. Add a chord symbol containing a sharp sign above any chord / note.
--> Chord symbol should show correctly (see screenshot 1)
Click chord symbol and change the typeface to Bold --> Click on more settings (...) and set this as default for the whole score.
--> Sharp sign in chord symbol disappears (see screenshot 2)

Expected behavior
Sharp and flat signs persist in displaying regardless of typeface setting (Bold / Italic).

Screenshots
Attached, as noted above.

Platform information
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.0.0-2492766781, revision: github-musescore-musescore-80d0eb6

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[oktophonie]

Actually an Edwin problem rather than MuseScore itself, per se; see: MuseScoreFonts/Edwin#11
A fix is actually almost ready, I just need to make a new Edwin release.

[a-munro]

Apologies - I thought I'd searched everywhere to see if this was already an issue.

[Tantacrul]

Apologies - I thought I'd searched everywhere to see if this was already an issue.

Actually, it's great you logged this here to remind us!