[styles] allow updates of font elements

[JanMarvin]

Related to this SO. If update = TRUE all non empty font elements will be overwritten. At the moment it is not possible to set a font element to missing. All elements are initialized with either "" or some value. Might need some additional thinking

library(openxlsx2)

wb <- wb_workbook() |>
  wb_add_worksheet() |>
  wb_add_data(x = letters) |>
  wb_add_font(dims = wb_dims(x = letters), name = "Calibri", size = 20) |>
  # updates only the font color
  wb_add_font(dims = wb_dims(x = letters), name = "", size = "", color = wb_color("orange"), update = TRUE)

if (interactive()) wb$open()

Tip

I'm lacking a bit the motivation to work on this. Maybe someone else wants to pick it up.

Issues I see that I wanted to work on or at least get checked prior to merging:

• Do we have to do the same for other style objects? numfmts only has numfmts, fill has various other options, what about cell styles in general?
• It's subpar that we have defaults defined for the font arguments and if we want to avoid having these updated, have to pass "" to "trick" update into not using the default values. At the moment I do not see any better solution other than changing the default arguments of the function to NULL and do some further work on the fonts code and I'm not sure I like that. How else should the function know, if the font name to use is the actual default value or the value that we want after updating.
• How does updating parts of the font styles impact named themes? Are they broken afterwards, are they impacted at all?
• This wont impact colors of fmt_txt() strings. These will remain in their own color, because the color is embedded in the XML string of the string, not of the cell format. Should we warn?

[JanMarvin]

A way forward might be to accept characters for update. Like update="color" to update the font color.