Improved memory detail UI with better document icons and layout and Added dark mode support to the Chrome extension button
### What changed?
- Enhanced the WebsiteCard component with an `onOpenDetails` prop
- Improved the MemoryDetail component with:
- Better layout for document headers and source links
- Enhanced content scrolling with proper height constraints
- Improved spacing and padding in various sections
- Added favicon support to document icons, showing website favicons for webpage documents
- Fixed document type detection for webpages and URLs
- Added dark mode support to the Chrome extension button component with appropriate color classes
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# Add document deletion functionality and fix UI theme issues
This PR adds the ability to delete documents and their associated memories across all content card types (Google Docs, Notes, Tweets, and Websites). Each card now includes:
- A delete button that appears on hover
- A confirmation dialog to prevent accidental deletions
- Proper event handling to avoid triggering card clicks when using delete controls
Additionally, this PR fixes various UI theme issues:
- Updates button styling in the ActionButtons component
- Improves theme consistency by replacing hardcoded colors with theme variables
- Fixes text color issues in login page components
- Ensures proper color contrast in various UI elements
The masonry layout was also improved to properly re-render when documents are removed.
Removed React Compiler from the project configuration and dependencies.
### What changed?
- Removed `reactCompiler: true` from the experimental options in `next.config.ts`
- Removed `babel-plugin-react-compiler` dependency from `package.json`
- Updated formatting in `next.config.ts` to use consistent indentation and semicolons
### Why make this change?
React Compiler (formerly React Forget) is still in experimental phase and may be causing stability issues or unnecessary complexity in the build process. Removing it simplifies our dependency tree while maintaining full functionality. The PostHog update ensures we're using the latest version with any bug fixes or improvements.
