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Adjust typoDescender formula so result is a negative number? #116
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I am thinking maybe we could make it even more explanatory like:
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The
typoDescender(UPM * 1.2 - CapsHeight) / 2)formula doesn't produce a negative number, so I thought this might be less confusing:(UPM * 1.2 - CapsHeight) / -2)This is subjective and there might be some reason to leave it as is I don't know about, so please close or ignore this PR if that is the case, this just makes more sense to me. Thanks!