graphics: Override system fonts with user-selected overlays. #33
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Only using user-selected fonts for a subset of system apps leads to an inconsistent visual experience. While we've already applied them to the system's Material UI themes, many apps have hard-code references to sans-serif (whether it's through XML styles or Typeface.SANS_SERIF), so it is also necessary to override Typeface fonts at runtime. Changing overlays causes OverlayManagerService to schedule ApplicationInfo updates for affected apps, which forces a configuration change by incrementing Configuration#assetsSeq. TODO: figure out why not all apps get consistent configuration updates until manually relaunching activities Change-Id: I684a56315808f78f24a14cd6efeda0ea05e25abf Signed-off-by: NEMESIS <starkinternational888@gmail.com>
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