fix: #173 toast darkmode

[danielnordh]

Fixes #173

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced UI adaptability: The event view now adjusts its background to match the system’s current theme, whether light or dark.
  • Improved visual contrast: Shadow colors are dynamically tuned to provide balanced visibility across both light and dark modes.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the EventItemView by adding an environment variable to detect the current system color scheme. The view’s background color now uses the system background color, and the shadow color adapts to the color scheme—white in dark mode and black in light mode (with 0.2 opacity). These modifications allow the view to visually align with the user's interface theme.

Changes

File	Change Summary
LDKNodeMonday/.../Event+Extensions.swift	Added @Environment(\.colorScheme) to EventItemView to dynamically adjust the background color to Color(uiColor: .systemBackground) and shadow color based on light/dark mode.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Bug: Toast in Dark Mode (#173)	✅

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Hop and skip with shades so bright,
Adjusting hues from day to night.
With system colors, the view is fair,
Dark or light, it's beyond compare.
A bunny cheers for code that's tight! 🐰🌟

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LDKNodeMonday/Extensions/Event+Extensions.swift (3)

93-94: Great addition of environment variable to detect color scheme!

The addition of @Environment(\.colorScheme) allows the view to adapt to the user's current theme preference. This is the recommended SwiftUI approach for creating theme-aware components.

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131-131: Excellent use of system background color!

Replacing a fixed background color with Color(uiColor: .systemBackground) ensures the view automatically adapts to both light and dark mode. This creates a more cohesive UI experience that respects the user's system preferences.

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133-138: Perfect shadow implementation for dark/light mode!

The shadow color now intelligently adapts based on the color scheme - white for dark mode and black for light mode. This maintains visual depth and ensures the shadow remains visible regardless of the background color. The 0.2 opacity provides a subtle effect that works well in both modes.

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ACK

Looks great thanks for doing that so fast!

[danielnordh]

Closes #173