Fix duplicate ThemeProvider causing unnecessary re-renders and context conflicts (#271)#272
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe App component is simplified by removing its ThemeWrapper import and the outer wrapper element from the rendered JSX tree. The component now returns the root ChangesTheme wrapper removal
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🐛 Problem
ThemeWrapper (ThemeContext Provider) was being used in both
main.tsxandApp.tsx.This resulted in duplicate context wrapping in the React component tree.
Impact
Although the UI was not breaking, this caused:
Solution
Removed
ThemeWrapperfromApp.tsxand ensured it is only used once at the root level inmain.tsx.Now the correct structure is:
Changes Made
ThemeWrapperfromApp.tsxmain.tsx)Issue No:-
Fixes #271
Why this fix matters
This ensures:
Notes
This is a structural/architecture improvement. There are no visual/UI changes introduced.
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