refactor(font): inject font-load status as a prop, decoupling UI from the store

FontApplicator and FontSampler no longer read fontLifecycleManager. They take a
`status` prop (FontLoadStatus | undefined) supplied by the composing widget;
FontList and SampleList resolve status once per visible row and pass it down.

FSD+ dependency inversion: the entity/feature UI depends on a value, not the
lifecycle store. Removes FontApplicator's value-import of the store (one step
toward an inert ./ui barrel) and drops the duplicate getFontStatus read per row
in FontList. FontSampler is now status-decoupled and trivially relocatable to
entities/Font/ui.

src/entities/Font/ui/FontApplicator/FontApplicator.svelte

@@ -6,11 +6,10 @@
 <script lang="ts">
 import { cn } from '$shared/lib';
 import type { Snippet } from 'svelte';
-import {
-    DEFAULT_FONT_WEIGHT,
-    type UnifiedFont,
-    fontLifecycleManager,
-} from '../../model';
+import type {
+    FontLoadStatus,
+    UnifiedFont,
+} from '../../model/types';
 
 interface Props {
     /**
@@ -18,10 +17,13 @@ interface Props {
      */
     font: UnifiedFont;
     /**
-     * Font weight
-     * @default 400
+     * Current load status for this font, supplied by the composing layer.
+     * Kept out of the component so it does not depend on (and import) the
+     * lifecycle store — the owning widget reads the manager and passes the
+     * resolved status down. `undefined` means the font is not tracked yet and
+     * is treated as not-yet-revealed (skeleton / system-font fallback).
      */
-    weight?: number;
+    status: FontLoadStatus | undefined;
     /**
      * CSS classes
      */
@@ -39,20 +41,12 @@ interface Props {
 
 let {
     font,
-    weight = DEFAULT_FONT_WEIGHT,
+    status,
     className,
     children,
     skeleton,
 }: Props = $props();
 
-const status = $derived(
-    fontLifecycleManager.getFontStatus(
-        font.id,
-        weight,
-        font.features?.isVariable,
-    ),
-);
-
 const shouldReveal = $derived(status === 'loaded' || status === 'error');
 </script>