Use the System/Browser font by default #988
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Currently, SnappyMail defaults to Verdana, which makes the actual "Verdana" setting irrelevant. Same goes for Serif and Monospace fonts.
This PR makes the system-wide/browser-wide default fonts be used when the font is not configured in SnappyMail, in a similar fashion than what GitHub and many other websites are already doing.
This will respect the user's browser settings, matching by default their Operating System's font.
This PR also improves accessibility, as anyone who changed their browser font to something more legible (e.g. Atkinson Hyperlegible or Opendyslexia users) will actually see that change in SnappyMail.