feat: configure next-themes provider for light/dark system sync - #52
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This PR closes #23
Overview
This PR configures next-themes in the root layout (app/layout.tsx) to support light/dark system theme sync across the dashboard.
Changes
Root Layout (app/layout.tsx):
Imported ThemeProvider from next-themes (as NextThemesProvider).
Wrapped the application tree inside the NextThemesProvider with options to synchronize with the system theme using class-based dark mode (attribute="class" defaultTheme="system" enableSystem).
Added suppressHydrationWarning to the tag to prevent hydration mismatch warnings when rendering theme-dependent classes on the client.