Simplify the font stacks to what modern browsers need - #2736
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system-ui always resolves, so every family between it and sans-serif was unreachable as a primary font: -apple-system is redundant with system-ui since Safari 11, BlinkMacSystemFont only mattered for Chrome <56, and 'San Francisco' was never a valid installed family name. The rest are just what system-ui already picks per platform. The monospace stack can't collapse the same way -- ui-monospace is Safari-only and the generic monospace resolves to Courier New in Firefox on Windows -- but it can lose 'SF Mono', which isn't reliably exposed to web content under that name, and Courier, which the generic covers. Menlo now precedes Consolas so a Mac with MS Office installed keeps Menlo.
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system-ui always resolves, so every family between it and sans-serif
was unreachable as a primary font: -apple-system is redundant with
system-ui since Safari 11, BlinkMacSystemFont only mattered for
Chrome <56, and 'San Francisco' was never a valid installed family
name. The rest are just what system-ui already picks per platform.
The monospace stack can't collapse the same way -- ui-monospace is
Safari-only and the generic monospace resolves to Courier New in
Firefox on Windows -- but it can lose 'SF Mono', which isn't reliably
exposed to web content under that name, and Courier, which the generic
covers. Menlo now precedes Consolas so a Mac with MS Office installed
keeps Menlo.