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- Created unified model/types.ts with all type definitions - Consolidated domain types (FontCategory, FontProvider, FontSubset) - Consolidated Google Fonts API types (FontItem, GoogleFontsApiModel, etc.) - Consolidated Fontshare API types (FontshareFont, FontshareStyle, etc.) - Consolidated normalization types (UnifiedFont, FontStyleUrls, etc.) - Consolidated store types (FontCollectionStore, FontCollectionFilters, etc.) - Removed duplicate type files (font.ts, google_fonts.ts, fontshare_fonts.ts) - Updated all imports to use consolidated types - Updated normalize module to import from /Font - Updated API clients to re-export types for backward compatibility - Updated store to use centralized types - Updated Font index.ts to export all types Benefits: - Centralized type definitions in single location - Cleaner imports (single import from /Font) - Better code organization with clear sections - Follows FSD principles (types in model layer) - No duplicate type definitions
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