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set_font/add_font: treat a repeated style letter as the same style - #2062
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set_font()andadd_font()normalize the style by sorting its letters, but kept duplicates, soset_font("helvetica", style="BB")looked for a font namedhelveticaBBand raisedFPDFException: Undefined font: helveticaBB - Use built-in fonts or FPDF.add_font() beforehand, which does not point at the real cause. A style string built in code (for example by appending "B" for a bold context to a style that is already bold) easily repeats a letter.A repeated letter now means the same style:
"BB"is bold and"ibIu"is bold italic underlined. Unknown letters still raise as before (test_set_unknown_styleis unchanged). Added tests forset_font()andadd_font().