Making The theme Persist across all pages(FIXING THEME)#87
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This pull request fixes issue #68 by ensuring that the selected theme (Dark/Light) persists across page navigations and reloads. Previously, the theme would always reset to Light when moving between routes, which broke the user experience. I have implemented theme persistence using a context processor and middleware, along with updates to views, settings, CSS, JS, and templates. Now, once a user selects a theme, it remains consistent until they manually change it again. As a GSSoC’25 contributor, I’m submitting this PR for review.