fix(css): correct font format fallback#2481
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Due to bug in font order newest font format
woff2was used as fallback forwoff. This PR changes the fallback order makingwofffallback forwoff2.woff2has a better compression and should be preferred generally. It's also widely adopted.Taking advantage of the opportunity I'd like to ask why
eot(or evenwoffto certain extent) is needed? IE 11 is retired by MS, marked as dead in by Browserlist. It has less than 1% of usage. Is it really worth to have this font format in the repository?