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# GitHub Actions etc. configuration validity checking # GitHub Actions etc. configuration validity checking
- repo: https://github.com/python-jsonschema/check-jsonschema - repo: https://github.com/python-jsonschema/check-jsonschema
rev: 0.29.4 rev: 0.29.3
hooks: hooks:
#- id: check-jsonschema #- id: check-jsonschema
- id: check-dependabot - id: check-dependabot

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alang=jpn,jp,ja,en,eng,fi,fin alang=jpn,jp,ja,en,eng,fi,fin
slang=fi,fin,sdh,doh,en,eng,eo,epo,la,lat,sv,swe,ru,rus,cs,ces,cze,es,spa,jpn,jp slang=fi,fin,sdh,doh,en,eng,eo,epo,la,lat,sv,swe,ru,rus,cs,ces,cze,es,spa,jpn,jp
# Sans-Serif fonts are the best for legibility # Sans-Serif fonts are the best for legibility and Noto is likely the best
#sub-font='Roboto' # covered with strange UTF-8 glyphs.
# Noto is likely the best covered with strange UTF-8 glyphs while also sub-font='Noto Sans'
# designed to be compatible with Roboto
#sub-font='Noto Sans'
# However Comic Neue is what I have gotten used to reading on Kindle and
# where I want legibility. This could also be overridden by --sub-font="" in
# terminal flags (see --alang and --slang= above)
sub-font='Comic Neue'
# Amber font for subtitles # Amber font for subtitles
sub-color='#ffb700' sub-color='#ffb700'