Add What Font Finder to Font Identification - #145
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Adds one entry to the Font Indenfication section.
What Font Finder identifies a typeface from an uploaded image or screenshot — the same job as the WhatTheFont / WhatFontIs / LikeFont entries already listed. It differs in what happens after the match: it also indexes ~1,080 freely-licensed fonts and states each one's licence, so you can find a usable lookalike rather than only a name.
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