[MIR] Caladea and Carlito fonts, essential fallback fonts

[Björn Michaelsen]

MIR rationale: Caladea and Carlito are metric-compatible fonts to Cambria and Calibri, which ship by default in newer versions of Windows. As users might thus receive documents using those fonts, having good fallbacks available is essential for good document rendering fidelity. Note LibreOffice ships these fonts on Windows and OS X too by default.

[Matthias Klose (doko)]

the MIR currently only says why you want it in main, and doesn't contain any relevant information for the MIR itself. Plus the packages are missing bug subscribers.

[Björn Michaelsen (bjoern-michaelsen)]

[Availability]
 fonts-crosextra-caladea and fonts-crosextra-carlito are both in universe.

[Rationale]
Caladea and Carlito are metric-compatible fonts to Cambria and Calibri, which ship by default in newer versions of Windows. As users might thus receive documents using those fonts, having good fallbacks available is essential for good document rendering fidelity.

[Security]
Data-only package

[Quality Assurance]
The packages have no open bugs on launchpad or bugs.debian.org. The package could use a standard version bump from 3.9.4 to 3.9.5.
The package has no open lintian warnings other than the minor version bump and has a watch file.

[UI]
Doesnt apply

[Dependencies]
Source package builds in main, binaries install in main. All suggests are in main. The packages suggest each other, so need to MIRed atomically.

[Maintenance]
Maintained by the Debian Fonts Task Force.

[Background information]
Note LibreOffice ships these fonts on Windows and OS X too by default.

[Michael Terry (mterry)]

Caladea looks fine, but needs a team bug subscriber.

[Michael Terry (mterry)]

Same for carlito. You mention the promotion needing to be atomic, since they Suggest each other. But Suggests can safely cross archive boundaries. Just Depends and Recommends matter.

[Björn Michaelsen (bjoern-michaelsen)]

Subscribed "LibreOffice Packaging" to both.