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Add FontReader for on-demand glyph loading - #422
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Font::load parses every glyph of every requested layer up front. Some users (fontc) want the layer and glyph index up front but want to parse glyphs themselves, per glyph, on their own threads, and want that to work the same for a UFO directory, a ufoz and any other FontSource. FontReader reads metainfo.plist, layercontents.plist and each layer's contents.plist when opened; LayerReader then parses one glyph at a time. Font::load_requested_data and Font::load_from_source are now built on the same index, so there is one loading path.
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We now have ufoz support in norad, but it isn't usable from fontc because fontc manually parses layer contents and loads glyphs off of disk, so that we can do things in parallel.
This patch is an attempt to provide an API that lets fontc load glyphs individually and in parallel, in such a way that we can also transparently serve glyphs from ufoz archives.
This introduces a bit of new public API, which I've marked as
#[doc(hidden)], and will not consider public for the purposes of semver, until I've actually landed a patch in fontc and confirmed the API is what we want.