Make dark/light mode a one-press toggle#108
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Replace the two-item Mode dropdown in the shared Storybook toolbar with a single-press toggle button, registered as a manager tool. It reads/writes the existing `mode` global (still reflected onto <html> by themeSwitcher) and shows Storybook's own sun/moon icon plus a Light/Dark label. Closes #92
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Replaces the two-item Mode dropdown in the shared Storybook toolbar with a single-press toggle button.
modeglobal (still reflected onto<html>bythemeSwitcher), so behaviour is unchanged, only the control.SunIcon/MoonIconplus a Light/Dark label. Sits in the left toolbar group with the other toggles (grid, measure, outline).modeglobal no longer has aglobalType(no dropdown); it stays driven byinitialGlobalsand carried across frameworks.Shared config, so it applies to both the React and Angular Storybooks. Verified in the running React Storybook: light -> dark -> light, icon/label swap, story canvas follows.
Closes #92