- Added logo image to assets. - Implemented RTL support styles in rtlSupport.scss for various components including breadcrumb, datatable, and tree node toggle button. chore: configure environment files for production, staging, and development - Created environment.prod.ts for production settings. - Created environment.staging.ts for staging settings. - Created environment.ts for local development settings. feat: define custom theme preset - Added presets.ts to define a custom theme preset using PrimeUIX with specific component styles and semantic colors. chore: set up proxy configuration for local development
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