Use parent's font for warning text in preferences #194
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The original code used wxFONTFAMILY_SWISS to set a bold sans-serif font for the warning message in Preferences/Advanced, assuming that: 1. SWISS always returns a sans-serif font. 2. The system UI font is universally sans-serif across all locales. However, the first assumption is incorrect, and the second one *was* incorrect. SWISS may return a serif font on modern Windows systems under Chinese locales, due to backward compatibility with older Windows versions where Chinese locales used serif fonts for the UI. The commit fixes the issue by using the parent's font and making it bold instead of directly constructing a wxFont with SWISS.
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According to the documentation, wxFONTFAMILY_SWISS = a sans-serif font. However when Windows in zh-CN or zh-TW locales, they're displayed in SimSun（宋体）or PMingLIU（細明體）, both are serif and kinda last fallback fonts in their locales. This bug is
clearly attributed to wxWidgetsattributed to the backward compatibility of Windows. We could patch it on wxWidgets' side, but we may need a workaround for a couple of years considering wx's release cycle.This patch can be applied to @arch1t3cht's and @wangqr's fork.