Fonts come in different encodings. Actually, there's only one. But later, there
will be several.

# Collapse OS encoding

This is a series of glyph encoded in a way that a text editor can visually give
an idea of what the font looks like, that is, ASCII art. "." indicates
background and "#" indicates foreground. Spaces and newlines delimit glyphs.

The size of each glyphs in ASCII art corresponds to the size of the font in
pixels. There are 16 glyphs per row, each glyph being separated by a space.
Each row is separated by an empty line. The first glyph of the file is for ASCII
$20 (space).

Files corresponding to this encoding:

  7x7.fnt
