Use monospaced fonts in gcode sections #4747
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Use the system's default monospaced font for all G-code editors in the settings.
We add a ConfigOptionDef::is_code flag to indicate if the value is intended to display code. This could be later used to highlight it too, so I kept it more generic than "monospaced".
A new method GUI_App::code_font() is added for the purpose of getting a monospaced font. I set the font size to match the normal font, but I cannot test currently if this handles dpi-scaling correctly. I can also only text on linux.
Fixes #4718