docs: add theme hot-reloading section with SIGUSR2 signal

[skylight74]

Summary

Adds documentation for the undocumented theme hot-reloading feature using the SIGUSR2 signal.

This is useful for users who:

• Use dynamic theming tools like wallust or pywal
• Want to integrate OpenCode with wallpaper-based color schemes
• Need to test custom theme changes in real-time without restarting

Changes

• Added new "Theme hot-reloading" section to themes.mdx
• Documented the SIGUSR2 signal behavior
• Added example integration with wallust

How I verified it works

Discovered this feature by reading the source code in packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/context/theme.tsx which contains:

process.on("SIGUSR2",async()=>{renderer.clearPaletteCache()init()})

Tested by sending pkill -USR2 -x opencode after modifying theme files - themes reload correctly.

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The following comment was made by an LLM, it may be inaccurate:

Potential Duplicate Found

PR #4879: feat: add theme hot-reload functionality
#4879

Reason for concern: This PR appears to implement the actual theme hot-reload feature that PR #9208 is documenting. The current PR (#9208) is adding documentation for a feature that was implemented in PR #4879. You may want to check if:

• PR feat: add theme hot-reload functionality #4879 already includes documentation of this feature
• These PRs should be coordinated to ensure documentation is complete when the feature is merged

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Pull request overview

This PR documents the previously undocumented theme hot-reloading feature that allows users to reload themes without restarting OpenCode by sending a SIGUSR2 signal to the process.

Changes:

• Added a new "Theme hot-reloading" section to the themes documentation
• Documented the SIGUSR2 signal behavior and its effects on theme reloading
• Provided practical integration examples with dynamic theming tools like wallust

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