raylib: font sizes from QT should match

[sshane]

gpt5 thinks qt is considering the text top/ascent and bottom/descent and raylib is not: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27631736/meaning-of-top-ascent-baseline-descent-bottom-and-leading-in-androids-font

you can see qt's text height is ~1.2x the set text height

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both cases the red line is set to the font size. in raylib the red line spans the text rect, in qt the text rect expands past. so qt must calculate the text size differently

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raylib UI Preview

confirmation_dialog : $${\color{red}\text{DIFFERENT}}$$

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keyboard : $${\color{red}\text{DIFFERENT}}$$

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offroad_alert : $${\color{red}\text{DIFFERENT}}$$

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settings_network : $${\color{red}\text{DIFFERENT}}$$

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All Screenshots

[sshane]

just using a const to approximate. real scales:

{3: 1.2658227848101267, 4: 1.2658227848101267, 5: 1.2658227848101267, 6: 1.25, 7: 1.2422360248447204, 8: 1.2345679012345678, 9: 1.2195121951219512, 10: 1.2195121951219512, 11: 1.2121212121212122}

[sshane]

fixing long text:

[sshane]

a lot of the fonts are just scaled with the origin at the top because the functions that call the text rendered assume the height will be what they pass in. can't easily solve without replacing all text sizes across the UI in the code manually, so will leave for later. you can see the diff above, it doesn't look egregiously off center