remove mac, windows fonts

bundle/fonts/000_README.txt

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-DO NOT MODIFY THE CONTENTS OF THIS DIRECTORY
-
-Any adjustment to bundled fonts will result in an altered fingerprint. Font
-fingerprinting is more than just detecting what fonts you have, it also includes
-font fallbacks and characters (unicode code points) and any change in those can
-be measured.
-
-
-SOURCES:
-
-- Linux fonts are from TOR Browser bundle
-- Windows fonts are from Windows 11 22H2.
-- Mac OS fonts are from macOS Sonoma.
-
-
-Disclaimer:
-
-This project utilizes copyrighted fonts solely for academic and research purposes. The fonts used in this project are the intellectual property of their respective owners. No commercial use or distribution of these fonts is intended or permitted. All rights to the fonts are retained by their respective copyright holders. If you wish to use these fonts for any other purpose, please contact the copyright owners for appropriate permissions. If you wish a font to be removed from this repository, please open an issue.

bundle/fonts/cleanfonts.sh

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-#!/bin/bash
-
-# Simple bash script to reencode the font with fontforge
-# Usage: <script> <fonts path>
-
-# Path to the directory containing font files
-FONT_DIR="$1"
-
-# FontForge script to open and generate a new font file
-FONTFORGE_SCRIPT=$(cat << 'EOF'
-Open($1)
-Generate($2)
-Close()
-EOF
-)
-
-# Loop through all .ttf and .otf files in the directory
-for INPUT_FONT in "$FONT_DIR"/*.{ttf,otf}; do
-    # Check if the file exists to avoid errors if no .ttf or .otf files are found
-    if [[ -f "$INPUT_FONT" ]]; then
-        # Determine the output file name
-        OUTPUT_FONT="${INPUT_FONT%.*}_cleaned.${INPUT_FONT##*.}"
-
-        # Run the FontForge script
-        fontforge -lang=ff -c "$FONTFORGE_SCRIPT" "$INPUT_FONT" "$OUTPUT_FONT"
-
-        echo "Cleaned font generated: $OUTPUT_FONT"
-    fi
-done