[gl] use TTFhandle for text extension method#22617
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Always use TTFhandle methods for text extension methods. Unfortunately, libFTGL has several problems and not always correctly return text extension for special symbols like integral from symbol.tff When getting text extension GL - use scaling factor 1/0.93376 to be consistent with FTGL painting.
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Always use TTFhandle methods for text extension methods. Unfortunately, libFTGL has several problems and not always correctly return text extension for special symbols like integral from symbol.tff
When getting text extension GL - use scaling factor 1/0.93376 to be consistent with FTGL painting.