Add the Marble and Highlighter templates, completing the 13 Canva templates
Marble uses a flat-to-gradient band in place of the marble photo and bundles Lustria (OFL). Both logo slots are opt-in. Quirk 13 documents a fontkit glyph-cache issue that the tests work around with warm-up renders; the engine fix follows separately.
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import { expect, it } from "vitest";
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import { beforeAll, expect, it } from "vitest";
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import { prefsFor, renderFixture } from "./harness";
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import { describeSweep, STANDALONE_SWEEP } from "./harness.sweep";
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import { TEMPLATES } from "./registry";
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// Monolith and Cobalt Stripe: the same sweep as the other templates, in a second file so the two run side by side.
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// Monolith, Cobalt Stripe, Marble and Highlighter: the same sweep as the other templates, in a second file so the two run side by side.
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//
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// Poppins Regular is warmed with a document that has amounts first. fontkit caches glyph objects per font for the process and
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// pdfkit creates a composite's components (the period inside Poppins' colon) at embed time with no code points: Monolith, which
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// sets ':' in Poppins Regular but amounts in Medium, would leave the period unextractable for Highlighter's amounts
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// (src/pdf/quirks.test.tsx, quirk 13).
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beforeAll(async () => {
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await renderFixture({ name: "warm-up", items: 3 }, prefsFor("A4", { templateId: "highlighter" }));
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});
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describeSweep((id) => STANDALONE_SWEEP.includes(id));
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it("the standalone sweep names registered templates only", () => {
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