fix: use server storage for fonts #151
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Fixes #147, #148, #63, #131
Previously we would make a HTTP request to the API to resolve fonts at runtime. This change leverages the server storage for fonts. We didn't use this solution originally as there was issues around using binary data in storage (which we can use a workaround for), reduce the server bundle size, and that we do need to use runtime for some fonts (those defined on
defineOgImage).Now all fonts are bundled within the server bundle of code, this will increase the server js size but this shouldn't effect performance afaik.