Allow the WebShell dark mode toggle to be disabled

[notthetup]

We added a toggle button for Light/Dark mode on the fjåge Web Shell. However, many modern web frameworks support dark mode, and it's common to embed the WebShell as an iframe inside web apps made from such a framework.

So we add two features to WebShell.

• WebShell now looks at the class attribute on the parent HTML element and if it finds a light or dark class attribute uses that as a hint to hide its toggle button and use the parent element's mode (light/dark) as it's own mode.
• WebShell also looks at an attribute on the iframe called hideModeToggle If that's set to true, then it also hides its toggle button.
• The WebShell accepts a message sent using the window.postMessage API with a theme property which defines the theme to be either light or dark. This allows the container web app to update the WebShell that the theme has changed.

Finally, we updated the button style for the toggle button.

[ettersi]

LGTM other than a few tiny nitpicks 👍

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• WebShell now looks at the class attribute on the parent HTML element and if it finds a light or dark class attribute uses that as a hint to hide its toggle button and use the parent element's mode (light/dark) as it's own mode.

Technically this could conflict with another component which uses toplevel light / dark class attributes for some other purpose. Super unlikely, of course, and probably not worth changing, but it does trigger some voices in my brain...

[notthetup]

Technically this could conflict with another component which uses toplevel light / dark class attributes for some other purpose. Super unlikely, of course, and probably not worth changing, but it does trigger some voices in my brain...

Indeed, there is no other way to do this other than assume that the parent will send the postMessage at initialization. There are lots of issues there as well with things being loaded asynchronously.

On top of that adding a class to the html is pretty rare and I've only seen frameworks do it for this purpose. So I think we should be safe for now.