Add derived TextStyle APIs under Typography #287
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Closes #279 by adding a
TypographyAPI that exposes equivalent functionality to whatJBFontoffers.These are available both in standalone and on the IJP:
label(the default text style accessible also fromJewelTheme.textStyle)h0(label + size increased by 12 + bold)h1(label + size increased by 9 + bold)h2(label + size increased by 5)h3(label + size increased by 3)h4(label + size increased by 1 + bold)There are also these size-only variants, that are only available on the IJP:
regular(same aslabel())medium(regular + size decreased by 1)small(regular + size decreased by 2)The reason these latter are only available on the IJP is that
mediumandsmallreturn the same asregularon Windows when using the old UI — following whatJBFontdoes. This wouldn't make sense on standalone.