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Source Sans Pro is now known as Source Sans 3. But the real reason I make this change is to include the italic: otherwise, any Quarto document has rather ugly-looking automatically-generated italic letters (slanted versions of the upright).
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Source Sans Pro is now known as Source Sans 3. But the real reason I make this change is to include the italic: as it stands, a default-settings Quarto document has rather ugly-looking automatically-generated italic letters (slanted versions of the upright).
The bottom line in this screenshot shows the new, proper italic glyphs for a and g:
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