Set the font-weight for strong tags back to 600 #1048
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Bold text currently has a
font-weightof500. As noted in #844, this doesn't really stand out from normal text.The default for VuePress is
font-weight: 600. This same weight is used in a few other places, such as headings. A weight of500was introduced to the docs in #202 and #245, with the latter changing<strong>tags.Having discussed this with @NataliaTepluhina and @bencodezen, it doesn't seem there's a compelling reason to continue using
font-weight: 500for<strong>tags. This PR reverts it to600.