ThemeProvider: Fix theming with SSR with CSRF safe approach #1913
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Following up on #1868, the approach I chose relied on injecting an inline script to set a variable. This doesn't work in github/docs-internal because secure applications prevent executing inline scripts injected in the DOM 😇
Inspired by
__NEXT_DATA__from next.js, I've changed the implementation to inject a<script type="application/json">instead of<script type="text/javascript">.Tested with docs-internal, it works!