Note: In the future, we could consider instead making it a parameter on text so that you can do #set text(outlined: true), and it will automatically apply to SVG figures too. Once we have that, we could deprecate this parameter. But since this probably won't be added in the near future, this is probably the best option for now.

I don't really like the name outlined. It looks like it has something to do with the outline element, and other outlined parameters such as on figures, images, etc..

The only alternatives I can think of are selectable or embed-text.

I like embed-text better.

Do we really want to expose this? I don't really see why people would want this except for the use case of creating unselectable text in Typst generally, for which this is merely a bad workaround.

I mean, five people upvoted the comment in #1239, so I guess there is some demand at least? But I'm fine with either.

I wonder whether the use case in the upvoted comment could be solved in some way via PDF tagging. Maybe not.

I wonder whether the use case in the upvoted comment could be solved in some way via PDF tagging. Maybe not.

If it does, it probably would only work in Acrobat anyway. 😄

I'm okay with this, but don't like the name embed-text. I think it's not fully clear what false vs true means with this name (embed could just as well mean to "embed" it as real text). How about flatten-text?

Thanks!