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* add two "sub"-hooks: useFormValues and useFormSubmit (that
can be used independently)
* handle initial data
* handle custom submit callback
* handle data validation
* handle submit status
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* extract setTimeout logic using useTimeout
* change condition to be a function
* return a ref
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* add useScrollbarWidth hook
* add useScrollLock hook
* add a new component to lock scroll with an overlay (it can be useful
especially on small screens to prevent background contents to be
scrolled)
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* reuse Theme provider logic
* move DOM mutation from provider to hook
* add a script to init theme before page load
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To be honest, next-themes was working fine. However since I use a theme
provider for Prism code blocks, some code is duplicated between this
app and the library. So I prefer to use a custom Provider without the
options I don't need.
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Since the local storage key is not meant to change between the
components, it should be set directly inside the app file. So
both the local storage and the data attribute should be handle
in a provider.
I also added a custom document because we need a script to
retrieve the stored value in local storage earlier to avoid
flashing on hydration.
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The component should only be responsible of the layout for the logo,
the name and the optional baseline. Also, the homepage url could
be different from `/` so the consumer should give the right url.
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Next expect a default export for pages so only those components should
use default exports. Everything else should use named exports to
reduce the number of import statements.
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