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feat: add system, light, and dark themes - #225
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Why
Context Use currently always uses the light theme, even when the system prefers dark. Users need it to follow their system by default and allow an explicit override in Settings.
How
Add an Appearance section with System / Light / Dark choices using the existing small Button component and its shared variants. Use next-themes to remember the choice in this browser and respond to system changes, applying the existing Minimal Neutral theme tokens without new CSS or UI primitives.