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Use published Fullbleed 0.1.5 in the Next.js starter - #15
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The Next.js starter now installs published Fullbleed 0.1.5 (engine 2.5.8), carrying the regular-font selection fix into the example. The README links the retained fresh npm installation record; the registry tarball matches the verified GitHub release byte for byte.
Validation: fresh public install, seven independent compact-font fixtures, ten family-selection cases, and the Next.js production build with fifteen standalone HTTP/worker/error-recovery checks. The existing invoice PDF and preview remain unchanged. The lockfile keeps unrelated platform metadata intact.