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I don't want to override TextStyles h1, h2, button from Typography and wish to create my own custom TextStyle and set them in custom Typography class.
But I can't find a way to set custom TextStyle in Typography. Can anyone help out here?

`Typography` class is bound to the type scale defined by Material, so it looks closed to adding custom scale categories (and subclassing won’t make things easier unless you constantly cast `MaterialTheme.typography` to your typography subclass). Creating and integrating a custom typography class looks tedious. Tedious at creation because you’ll need to define a custom typography class, your own `CompositionLocal` to hold current typography, a custom theme composable that provides this current typography, …; And tedious on its integration because you should probably avoid composable functions from the Material library, such as `Text` or `Button`, to avoid unexpected side effects or even crashes.

So, unless you need to build a solid design system that differs from Material guidelines, you could just define your custom text styles in variables inside `Type.kt`:
```val myCustomTextStyle = TextStyle(
    fontFamily = FontFamily(Font(R.font.helvetica)),
    fontSize = 18.sp,
    baselineShift = BaselineShift(-0.16f),
    textAlign = TextAlign.Center
)```
And then apply it to a Text composable:
```Text(
    style = myCustomTextStyle,
    text = "A text"
)```
