Jonas Jenwald e88a5652de Fix the FontInfo.prototype.clearData method to actually remove the data as intended (PR 20197 follow-up)
The purpose of PR 11844 was to reduce memory usage once fonts have been attached to the DOM, since the font-data can be quite large in many cases.

Unfortunately the new `clearData` method added in PR 20197 doesn't actually remove *anything*, it just replaces the font-data with zeros which doesn't help when the underlying `ArrayBuffer` itself isn't modified.
The method does include a commented-out `resize` call[1], but uncommenting that just breaks rendering completely.

To address this regression, without having to make large or possibly complex changes, this patch simply changes the `clearData` method to replace the internal buffer/view with its contents *before* the font-data.
While this does lead to a data copy, the size of this data is usually orders of magnitude smaller than the font-data that we're removing.

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[1] Slightly off-topic, but I don't think that patches should include commented-out code since there's a very real risk that those things never get found/fixed.
At the very least such cases should be clearly marked with `// TODO: ...` comments, and should possibly also have an issue filed about fixing the TODO.
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