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Start here: Src/Common/FwAvalonia/FwUiFont.cs, then the token FwUiFontFamily in Src/Common/FwAvaloniaTheme/Tokens/FwColorTokens.axaml. The decision is in Docs/architecture/adr/0004-interface-font-controlled-by-the-theme.md. Jira: https://jira.sil.org/browse/LT-22854

Ready for review. Nothing is red; one xWorksTests clipboard test failed once and passes alone (see Tests).

FieldWorks now controls the font of its Avalonia interface. One theme token, FwUiFontFamily, names it, and Semi's font resources point at that token, so all text inherits it from the root. The font is bundled in FwAvaloniaTheme, so it is the same on every machine and nothing needs installing. Five UI languages (fa, hi, ko, te, zh-CN) get fallback lists: a Windows system font first, then the SIL or Noto family. To change the font later, change the token and replace the bundled files. No code changes.

Proposed default: Andika 7.000 (OFL, five faces, about 4.1 MB). The cost is height: lines are about 21% taller (1.61 em against 1.33 em), so rows and dialogs grow by a few pixels. Font sizes (11 px, 13 px) and x-height (0.508 em against 0.500 em) are unchanged. The default is the proposal; the mechanism is the point. Alternatives are in the first accordion.

Headless captures from the dialog tests, not the running product:

Dialog	Before (platform default)	After (Andika)
Options
Add New Sense

All 9 before/after pairs are attached to LT-22854.

Where to look

• Writing-system fonts must not change. A plain "Andika" family still resolves to the installed font; a test pins it.
• Fallbacks: FwUiFontTests checks each fallback language's sample string.
• Layout growth: AssertNoCrowding still passes for every dialog.
• DisposeDialogResources_* tests moved to [AvaloniaTest] (accordion).

Not in this PR: the installer still ships Andika 6.101 (LT-19288); decision-register rows for #1191 (#1191).

Next: approve the token mechanism, and say whether Andika is the default you want or one of the alternatives.

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Reading this a year from now -- start here

This branch had no research or working notes in the tree. The reasoning below is the record: why the font is controlled by the theme, what the default is and what else was considered. The durable decision is also in ADR 0004.

Alternatives to Andika, and why each was not the default

Andika 7.000 is the only SIL Latin sans with full Latin, Cyrillic, Greek and IPA and all the weights FieldWorks uses. It is the proposal, not a settled choice: the token can name any of these instead.

• Platform UI font (Segoe UI). Closest to today's look. Its licence does not allow bundling, so other platforms and test machines would differ. The token can still name it.
• Sophia Nubian 1.0. Vertical metrics closest to Segoe UI. No Cyrillic, no SemiBold, little Greek or IPA. Last release 2009.
• Padauk 6.000. Has SemiBold, but its x-height is 0.435, so it needs a size about 15% larger. No Cyrillic, IPA or Italic.

Cost of the default: line height 1.61 em against 1.33 em (about 21% taller, about 3 px at 11 px).

Reviewer notes: two test changes

The two DisposeDialogResources_* tests moved to [AvaloniaTest]. The problem was already there. They built new Control() on the NUnit thread, outside the headless dispatcher, so they depended on which thread owned the dispatcher. Setting the font resources changed that timing and exposed it. With [Test], 1 in 3 full runs failed with "Call from invalid thread". Running them on the headless thread fixes it.

In xWorksTests, FwDragDropDataTests.TextDrag_FromAvaloniaPayload_LegacyClipboardBridgeReadsBothRichAndNeutralLanes failed once in a full filter run and passed when the class ran alone. It reads the system clipboard and does not touch fonts.

Evidence: tests and checks

• FwAvaloniaTests: 949 passed, 1 skipped.
• FwAvaloniaDialogsTests: 289 of 289 passed.
• xWorksTests, Avalonia filter (FullyQualifiedName~Avalonia): 1814 passed, 2 skipped, 1 failed (the clipboard test above; 4 of 4 pass in its class alone).
• build.ps1 -CommentHygiene -TokenHygiene is clean, and the PowerShell 5.1 and 7.0 compatibility check is clean. Re-run on this head: comment-hygiene.ps1 and token-hygiene.ps1 clean; git diff --check origin/main..HEAD clean.
• Nine dialog baselines in Docs/migration/baseline-screenshots/ are refreshed for the new font.

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