Bocchi the Rock! Subtitle Patch [WBDP Edit Edition]

It has recently been found the "DB+neoHEVC" subtitle set that has become popular for this show is missing multiple fonts in the first three episodes. Most media players were substituting Arial for these fonts on playback. This patch seeks to add those missing typefaces. In addition, an actual problem with a sign at 9:35 in episode 2 is fixed now. Episode 3's script was edited to correct an issue with font naming at 19:35 that kept correct typefaces from working.

Thanks to NiTRoX for one of the missing fonts and other troubleshooting assistance!

This patch is only for episodes 1-3 of Recluse release *if you have applied whobedaplay's patch to the files already*.
If you have the original Recluse release and would like to have whobedaplaya's edits you need to apply that patch FIRST, before this one.
The new files will have different filenames. whobedaplaya's version is NOT an official v2 approved by Recluse, so calling those files such is simply wrong.

I'm not aware of later episodes having missing fonts at this time.

Created using xDelta3 Cross GUI 1.7.1 by dan0v, https://github.com/dan0v/xdelta3-cross-gui

Windows:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names
2. Double click the 2.Apply Patch-Windows.bat file and patching will begin
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs to go with them.

Linux:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names
2. In terminal, type:` sh "2.Apply Patch-Linux.sh" `. Patching should start automatically
2. Alternatively, if you're using a desktop environment, double click 2.Apply Patch-Linux.sh and patching should start automatically (you may have to `chmod +x` to allow execution of the script)
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs to go with them.

MacOS:
1. Copy your original files into the 'original' folder with their original file names
2. Double click 2.Apply Patch-Mac.command and a terminal window should appear (you may have to `chmod +x` to allow execution of the script)
3. Once patching is complete you will find your newly patched files in the 'output' folder
4. Enjoy. The new files will have new CRCs to go with them.