FontSet provides a mechanism for storing a set of fonts as a class that can be conveniently filedOut, filedIn, and installed as a TextStyle.

The most common use is...
Find a font you like.
Use BitFont to convert a bunch of sizes to data files named, eg, LovelyNN.BF
Use FontSet convertFontsNamed: 'Lovely' to produce a FontSet named Lovely.
FileOut that FontSet for later use.
Use Lovely installAsTextStyle to make all sizes available in a TextStyle
named #Lovely in the TextConstants dictionary.
Use ctrl-k in any text pane to select the new Lovely style for that paragraph.
Then use cmd-1 through 5 or cmd-k to set the point-size for any selection.

	compiling
	acceptsLoggingOfCompilation compileFont:

	converting
	convertFontsNamed:inDirectoryNamed: convertTextStyleNamed:

	filein/out
	fileOut

	installing
	fontNamed:fromLiteral: installAsDefault installAsTextStyle size:fromLiteral:

	private
	fontCategory fontName fontSetClass:

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	convertFontsNamed: FontSet convertFontsNamed: 'Palatino'

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	acceptsLoggingOfCompilation Dont log sources for my subclasses, so as not to waste time and space storing printString versions of the string literals.
	compileFont:

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	convertFontsNamed:inDirectoryNamed: FontSet convertFontsNamed: 'Tekton' inDirectoryNamed: 'Tekton Fonts'
	convertTextStyleNamed:

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	fileOut FileOut and then change the properties of the file so that it won't be treated as text by, eg, email attachment facilities

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	fontNamed:fromLiteral: This method allows a font set to be captured as sourcecode in a subclass. The string literals will presumably be created by printing, eg, (FileStream readOnlyFileNamed: 'Palatino24.sf2') contentsOfEntireFile, and then pasting into a browser after a heading like, eg, sizeNewYork10 ^ self fontNamed: 'NewYork10' fromLiteral: '--unreadable binary data--' See the method installAsTextStyle to see how this can be used.
	installAsDefault FontSetNewYork installAsDefault
	installAsTextStyle FontSetNewYork installAsTextStyle
	size:fromLiteral: This method allows a font set to be captured as sourcecode in a subclass. The string literals will presumably be created by printing, eg, (FileStream readOnlyFileNamed: 'Palatino24.sf2') contentsOfEntireFile, and then pasting into a browser after a heading like, eg, size24 ^ self size: 24 fromLiteral: '--unreadable binary data--' See the method installAsTextStyle to see how this can be used.

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	fontCategory
	fontName
	fontSetClass: