Fix certain elements not using the 'Browser' font - #737
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Details: - The 'Credits' link in the Language item at Settings (Settings/App) will not have the `text-base` Tailwind CSS class so it won't appear with a bigger font than the preceding text.
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Setting 'Browser' in the typeface ("font") settings will not make every element to use the font dictated by the web browser as 'sans-serif' - some elements, mainly headers (post headers, page headers) will still use the Inter font.
This pull request changes the hard-coded Inter font at the global CSS vars related to font typefaces to
sans-serifso browsers will pick it first, and then apply another font if the user has set it that way.