Add dark-mode support across the frontend#592
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Fixes: #591 , #22
Adds a site-wide dark mode to the Montage frontend. A theme toggle in the
header lets users switch between light and dark, with their choice persisted
across sessions. All major views are restyled to use CSS theme variables so
they render correctly in both themes.
Changes done :
exposes init()/toggle(), persists the choice to localStorage
(_montageTheme), and applies it via a data-theme attribute on .
(backgrounds, surfaces, text, links, borders) and dark-mode style rules.
store, plus header colors moved onto theme variables.
across Campaign, Round, and Vote components, the footer, login box,
avatar, and permission-denied view.
Working
The selected theme is stored in localStorage and reflected as
data-theme="dark|light" on the document root. CSS variables resolve per
theme, so components stay theme-agnostic. Theme defaults to light on first
visit.
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