Update to replace deprecated features with modern ones:

- Use Linux Libertine's sucessor Libertinus Serif by default
- use `context`/`here()` instead of deprecated `locate`
- Recommend Tinymist over deprecated Typst LSP

README.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ To compile your document,
 you need to take the `thesis.typ` file as the input file.
 To use the CLI, compile using `typst watch thesis.typ`
 or `typst compile thesis.typ`.
-If you intend to use the VS Code plug-in "Typst-LSP",
-make sure it is either configured to only take the `thesis.typ` as input
-or not to perform compilation at all (to use the CLI).
+
+If you intend to use the VS Code extension "Typst-LSP", don't,
+and use the Tinymist Typst extension instead.
 
 This is a adapted version of a template by [@satoqz](https://github.com/satoqz/).

template.typ

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@
 
 	// suggested font and font size by the DHBW style guide
 	#set text(
-		font: "Linux Libertine",
+		font: "Libertinus Serif",
 		// font: "New Computer Modern Sans",
 		size: 12pt,
 		hyphenate: false,
@@ -499,8 +499,8 @@
 #let acro(short, pref: "normal", append: "") = {
 	let item = acronyms.at(short)
 
-	locate(loc => {
-	let entries = acroStates.at(loc).filter(e => e == short);
+	context({
+		let entries = acroStates.at(here()).filter(e => e == short);
 
 		// Already used once
 		if entries.len() > 0 {