Remove references to $default-font from front-facing styles#24567
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Currently we're defining the editorr's default font-family on a couple of frontend styles:
In calendars we apply it to tables, and we also add it to navigation link labels.
This PR removes these 2 rules so the theme's font-family can be used instead.