Add dynamic font family to SettingWindow

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Summary

• Fixed an issue where the font was not applied to certain elements in the settings window.

Reproduce

• In the Dev environment, the font in the settings window is changed. You can observe that the font is not applied to titles and card elements within the settings window, while it is correctly applied to regular controls.

Details

• The root cause is unclear; the font application was working correctly at the time of the previous merge.

• To resolve the issue, the style was explicitly applied to the settings window itself, following the initial implementation approach.

• Verified that other windows still apply fonts correctly without needing explicit style settings.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the SettingWindow.xaml file by adding a FontFamily attribute to the root window element, referencing a dynamic resource named SettingWindowFont. This sets the font family for the entire settings window using a resource, without introducing any other functional modifications.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher/SettingWindow.xaml	Added FontFamily="{DynamicResource SettingWindowFont}" to the root <Window> element.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SettingWindow.xaml
    participant ResourceDictionary

    User->>SettingWindow.xaml: Open Settings Window
    SettingWindow.xaml->>ResourceDictionary: Retrieve SettingWindowFont resource
    ResourceDictionary-->>SettingWindow.xaml: Return FontFamily
    SettingWindow.xaml-->>User: Display window with specified font

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Possibly related PRs

• Add Setting for Changing Font in Settings Window #3470: Introduces the underlying Settings property, UI bindings, and related changes to enable dynamic font selection for the settings window, which directly supports the font resource used in this PR.

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enhancement, kind/ui

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• Jack251970

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In the settings window, fonts now dance,
With a dynamic touch, they get their chance.
A resource set, a style anew,
For every click, a fresher view.
Rabbits hop in with fonts so spry—
Settings look sharper, oh my oh my!
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Flow.Launcher/SettingWindow.xaml (1)

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✅ Verification successful

Ensure the SettingWindowFont resource is defined and loaded correctly.
The newly added FontFamily="{DynamicResource SettingWindowFont}" will throw a runtime error if the key SettingWindowFont isn’t present in any merged resource dictionaries (e.g., in App.xaml or a theme file). Please verify that this resource exists and is loaded before SettingWindow is instantiated.

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No action needed: SettingWindowFont is defined and registered before use.

• In Flow.Launcher/Resources/CustomControlTemplate.xaml (line 8) you declare
  <FontFamily x:Key="SettingWindowFont">Segoe UI</FontFamily>.
• In Flow.Launcher/App.xaml.cs (lines 167–168) you programmatically set
  Current.Resources["SettingWindowFont"] = new FontFamily(_settings.SettingWindowFont);
  ensuring it’s in Application.Current.Resources before any windows are shown.

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