add 600 font weight for Source Code Pro to import #257
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add BrianHicks/elm-benchmark to native whitelist
Documentation text with styles "font-family : 'Source Code Pro'" and "font-weight: bold" renders poorly. Importing both the 400 and 600 weight styles from Google Fonts fixes this.
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Thanks for the pull request! Make sure it satisfies this checklist. My human colleagues will appreciate it! Here is what to expect next, and if anyone wants to comment, keep these things in mind. |
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Your including more then just your changes here. Probably a rebase error. |
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Isn't bold 700? I believe that 600 is semi-bold in Source Code Pro, could you show an example where semi-bold is used in the documentation? |
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Documentation text with styles "font-family : 'Source Code Pro'" and "font-weight: bold" renders poorly. Importing both the 400 and 600 weight styles from Google Fonts fixes this.