Use a monospace font as the default font

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Original report by Minh Ngo (Bitbucket: mngo, GitHub: mngo).

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Sometimes you just want to make a quick prototype with the default font, and having a default font that can be easily aligned for ascii stuff is nice.

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Original comment by Stevie Hryciw (Bitbucket: hryx, GitHub: hryx).

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I'm inclined to support this, but purely out of taste. I don't know if it'd be a justified change.

It might make errors on the blue crash screen slightly easier to read (wider, though).

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Original comment by Alex Szpakowski (Bitbucket: slime73, GitHub: slime73).

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Monospace fonts generally don't make regular text easier to read for us humans.

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Original comment by Stevie Hryciw (Bitbucket: hryx, GitHub: hryx).

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Poor humans ;_;

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Original comment by Arkadiusz Stefański (Bitbucket: Llamageddon, GitHub: Llamageddon).

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I think that a more useful solution would be to include some prepackaged fonts, a monospace one being first to come to mind, that the users can use without having to get any font files or using love.graphics.newFont

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Original comment by David Serrano (Bitbucket: Bobbyjones, GitHub: Bobbyjones).

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Prepackaged fonts would be cool. Maybe make a thread on the forums for five small fonts to be included by default? Maybe one with support for commonly used emoticons.

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Original comment by Alex Szpakowski (Bitbucket: slime73, GitHub: slime73).

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Closing in favour of #1080.

Including several default fonts might make sense for #890, but otherwise you'd be including hundreds of KB (or maybe even several MB) of extra data with every copy of LÖVE for no reason.