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Five fixes from Copilot's inline review + Miguel's note on PR #987: 1. inferWeightFromSubfamily — only matched concatenated forms ("extralight", "semibold"). Spaced ("Extra Light") and hyphenated ("Extra-Light") variants fell through to the 400 default, misreporting 200-weight fonts as 400. Now normalizes `[\s-]+` out of the subfamily before matching. 2. meta.tool — was hardcoded to "fontkit@2.0.4" but `packages/cli/package.json` allows ^2.0.4, so the manifest string would drift on every dep bump. Now records just "fontkit"; the version moves with the dep and can be discovered from package.json at debug-time if needed. 3. FontFileMetadata.rawFamily — docstring said "nameID 16 preferred, then nameID 1" but the code also derives from PostScript via deriveFamilyFromPostscript when both name-table fields are missing. Doc now reflects the actual three-step precedence. 4. FontFileMetadata.weight — docstring said "100-900" but the code emits 0 (when identified: false) and 950 (when canonicalizeFamily picks ExtraBlack/UltraBlack). Doc now documents both edge values explicitly. 5. sharp ^0.34.5 — bumped from ^0.34.0 on this PR but font extraction doesn't use sharp; the bump is needed by the contact sheet code in PR #988. Reverted on #987; will re-bump on #988 where it's actually consumed. Also adds vitest coverage: - 34 tests in fontMetadataExtractor.test.ts - Covers inferWeightFromSubfamily for concatenated, spaced, and hyphenated forms (including composite styles like "Bold Italic" and case-insensitivity) - Covers canonicalizeFamily for unchanged families, stripped weight tokens, preserved width modifiers, and the 950 emit - Integration tests for extractFontMetadata (non-existent dir, empty dir) verifying the meta.tool / generatedAt shape Exported `inferWeightFromSubfamily` and `canonicalizeFamily` for testing. Pure functions, internal helpers, but exporting is the clean way to pin their behavior against regressions.