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Summary by Sourcery

Update the Gantt, Sankey, and User Journey diagrams to use the font family specified in the Mermaid configuration.

New Features:

• Allow users to configure the font family for Gantt, Sankey, and User Journey diagrams.

Enhancements:

• Standardize font selection across diagrams.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a change that allows the Gantt, Sankey, and User Journey diagrams to pick up the font-family from the mermaid configuration. This change ensures that the font family used in these diagrams is consistent with the overall mermaid configuration, enhancing the visual consistency of the diagrams.

Class diagram showing affected diagram style modules

classDiagram
    class MermaidConfig {
        +fontFamily: string
    }

    class GanttStyles {
        +getStyles(options)
    }

    class UserJourneyStyles {
        +getStyles(options)
    }

    class SankeyStyles {
        +getStyles(options)
        +NEW
    }

    MermaidConfig --> GanttStyles: uses
    MermaidConfig --> UserJourneyStyles: uses
    MermaidConfig --> SankeyStyles: uses

    note for SankeyStyles "New styles module added"
    note for GanttStyles "Updated to use fontFamily from options"
    note for UserJourneyStyles "Updated to use fontFamily from options"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
The font-family for the Gantt diagram is now configurable via the mermaid config.	Replaced the hardcoded font-family with a variable that is read from the mermaid config.	packages/mermaid/src/diagrams/gantt/styles.js
The font-family for the User Journey diagram is now configurable via the mermaid config.	Replaced the hardcoded font-family with a variable that is read from the mermaid config.	packages/mermaid/src/diagrams/user-journey/styles.js
The Sankey diagram now uses a separate styles file and its font-family is configurable via the mermaid config.	Created a new styles file for the Sankey diagram. Modified the Sankey diagram to use the new styles file. Removed the hardcoded font-family from the Sankey diagram renderer. Added the font-family variable to the Sankey diagram styles file.	packages/mermaid/src/diagrams/sankey/sankeyDiagram.ts packages/mermaid/src/diagrams/sankey/sankeyRenderer.ts packages/mermaid/src/diagrams/sankey/styles.js
Added a changeset to track the changes.	Added a changeset file to track the changes.	.changeset/stupid-dots-do.md

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