CVAR–1: Sharing Points

The font for this test case uses shared point numbers in its ‘cvar’ table. Some versions of the FreeType rasterizer had a bug which made the glyphs look as if the font had a reverse-contrast design; see FontTools bug 1113 and FreeType bug 52532.
Note: The OpenType specification explicitly requires that weight values can be interpreted in direct comparison to values for usWeightClass in the ‘OS/2’ table, or the CSS font-weight property. Our test font uses a numeric range from 28 to 194. Therefore, applications will typically display the rendered letters in a much thinner weight than the font designer probably expected. However, the font’s weight axis is still within the permitted bounds (from 1 to 1000), so this font is technically valid. In any case, an implementation should not distort the glyphs to appear in reverse contrast.
28 94 194
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