Bah, stop trying to control what the user sees. Let them optimize legibility by choosing their own fonts and sizes. The best legibility tool is reader mode anyway, which completely ignores your fonts and layouts.
I have tried some of the accessibility oriented easy to read fonts that are supposed to help with dyslexia but it's hard to justify that megabyte when I am also balancing accessibility of slow computers on bad networks
since this is coming from a "technical SEO consultant": how about website owners and businesses stop bloating their sites with (mostly useless) trackers and analytics scripts first, before worrying how fonts are _crippling_ their performance