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fix(theme): read v2 preferences key in pre-mount theme script - #1003
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index.html still read the old 'dembrane-app-preferences' key after the storage key moved to '-v2', so the pre-mount script always saw empty prefs and first-painted Space Grotesk/white for DM Sans users. Read the v2 key, default to DM Sans to match the app default, and honor the ?theme= URL param like useAppPreferences does.
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index.html still read the old 'dembrane-app-preferences' key after the storage key moved to '-v2', so the pre-mount script always saw empty prefs and first-painted Space Grotesk/white for DM Sans users. Read the v2 key, default to DM Sans to match the app default, and honor the ?theme= URL param like useAppPreferences does.