Aporetic fonts version 1.1.0

Customised build of the Iosevka typeface, with a consistent rounded style and overrides for almost all individual glyphs in both upright (roman) and slanted (italic) variants. This is the successor to my now-discontinued “Iosevka Comfy” fonts.

Git repository: https://github.com/protesilaos/aporetic.
Sample pictures: https://protesilaos.com/emacs/aporetic-fonts-pictures
Backronym: Aporetic’s Predecessor Objects’ Reserved Eponym Truly Included “Comfy”.

Below are the release notes.

This release includes two stylistic corrections that pertain to Aporetic Serif and Aporetic Serif Mono.

The first change is to the slanted (italic) form of the letter t. Before, it was mistakenly set to have a curved, upward-facing bottom stroke, which would clash with the flat bottom of i and l. Now the slanted t has a flat bottom as intended. The upright (roman) variants are always flat in this regard.
The second change is to the letter m in both upright and slanted forms. Before, the m would have a top left serif, as intended, but not a bottom right tail. The tail is a feature of other glyphs that need to have such a style, like a, h, n, u: it imposes a proper rhythm together with the rest of the serif details. Now the m has its missing bottom right tail, making everything consistent.

[ The m has a shorter middle leg in all the “mono” families” to improve readability, especially at small point sizes. The proportionately spaced fonts use a normal middle leg, as m is naturally wider there and thus is already perfectly legible. The other details are the same. ]