Remove the ceil() call around fontDescent in Core Text renderer

I have looked and I do not believe there is a good reason to do this
rounding up at all. I believe the motivation is to align the baseline
with the pixel boundary, but I don't believe that is necessary, given
that Core Text will properly perform the correct antialiasing for us.
Most texts aren't directly aligned at the baseline anyway. Before, that
ceil() option is a reason why sometimes fonts would feel pushed upwards,
clipping emojis to the top, and creating a lopsided effect for fonts
like Fira Code (h11), since we draw the boxes aligned to the line
height at the bottom of the descender, meaning the ceil() has an effect
of pushing the text up.

Author: ychin

src/MacVim/MMCoreTextView.m

@@ -434,7 +434,7 @@ - (void)setFont:(NSFont *)newFont
     } else {
         font = [newFont retain];
     }
-    fontDescent = ceil(CTFontGetDescent((CTFontRef)font));
+    fontDescent = CTFontGetDescent((CTFontRef)font);
     fontAscent = CTFontGetAscent((CTFontRef)font);
     fontXHeight = CTFontGetXHeight((CTFontRef)font);