feat(fullstack-server): add router_with_state<S>#5401
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… state (#5394)
This PR adds a new router_with_state
function to dioxus::server that allows attaching custom Axum state to the Dioxus router. The existing router() returns a Router<()>, which prevents the use of .with_state(...) since the state type is already fixed. The new function builds the router the same way as router() (including SSR, static assets, server functions, and base path handling) and then merges it into a Router, enabling users to provide their own state. This change is fully backward compatible, as it introduces a new optional API without modifying existing behavior.