/* lattr brand layer: the wordmark lockup, on top of the app's own type ladder.

   The face is still the licensed Object Sans Heavy — it now arrives through
   fonts/faces.css as 'Lattr Display', the same file that carries the two large
   display steps, subset and cut by design/fonts/build.py. Two things follow.

   The @font-face that used to live here is gone rather than duplicated: two
   rules for one family, one hashed and one not, and the last one parsed wins
   silently. And the family is no longer called 'Object Sans', because a name
   the reader's own font book can answer is not embedded — the owner's ruling
   is that these faces are served from lattr.co for every visitor, and a
   licensed foundry name in a font-family is exactly how that gets faked.

   The cut it replaced was the full unsubsetted 40,784 B woff2 plus a 52,784 B
   woff fallback for browsers that predate 2016; the Latin subset is 16,084 B
   and is the only file requested. */
.wordmark { font-family:'Lattr Display', system-ui, sans-serif; font-weight:800; letter-spacing:-0.045em; }