Refactor TimerContext to use Preact signals#267
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Refactored the core
TimerContext.tsxto leverage Preact'sSignalparadigm. The fast-changing state variables (time,isCountingDown,isPaused,isFinished) have been converted from rawuseStatenumbers/booleans into@preact/signals-reactobjects (Signal<number>/Signal<boolean>). This eliminates unnecessary re-renders of the entireTimerProvidersubtree when time is ticking. The corresponding consumer applications have had their.valuereferences mapped properly where necessary. All hooks relying on pure signals within the Provider have been migrated touseSignalEffectcorrectly, while components that save primitives to local storage properly unwrap the signals to pure javascript types. Extreme care was taken with backwards compatibility to ensure no regressions occur. Type checks and builds have been verified to pass.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1598920332767210824 started by @ibsukru