Ubuntu becomes the default sans and JetBrains Mono the default mono (via
--font-sans / --font-mono, which Tailwind wires to the body and <code>
defaults). Roboto and Tourney are opt-in utilities: `font-roboto`, and
`font-tourney` for display numerals like jersey numbers.
Self-hosted rather than linked from Google's CDN: a CDN <link> sends every
visitor's IP to a third party on each page load, which is an avoidable GDPR
liability for an EU club platform, and it puts someone else's uptime in our
render path. Files come from the @fontsource packages.
Two subsets each, with unicode-range: plain `latin` cannot render the Polish,
Czech or Turkish letters that turn up in member names, and the range means
latin-ext is only fetched by pages that actually contain those glyphs.
Tourney is variable on two axes, so font-stretch is declared as a range next to
the weight range -- declare only the weight and the browser clamps the width
axis to its default, making `font-stretch: 125%` (a wide shirt number) silently
do nothing.
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daisyUI is an npm plugin, so the standalone Tailwind CLI can't load it; this
adds a real build. Themes are configured as `light --default, dark
--prefersdark`, so dark follows the OS with no JavaScript, and an explicit
data-theme (set by the toggle) overrides it.
The built CSS is committed, so `uv run manage.py runserver` remains all a
Python dev needs; `npm run watch` is only for those touching styles.
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