This commit enables Firestore's offline persistence.#1
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…art of the note syncing functionality. The application already had most of the sync functionality implemented, including user authentication, a Firestore data structure, and real-time stream providers. However, offline persistence was not explicitly enabled, which is why the app would not function correctly without an internet connection on all platforms. This change adds the necessary configuration to `main.dart` to enable Firestore's offline cache. With this change, notes can be created, edited, and deleted while offline, and all changes will be automatically synced with the server when the connection is restored. This completes the user's request for an account sync functionality with offline storage.
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The application already had most of the sync functionality implemented, including user authentication, a Firestore data structure, and real-time stream providers. However, offline persistence was not explicitly enabled, which is why the app would not function correctly without an internet connection on all platforms.
This change adds the necessary configuration to
main.dartto enable Firestore's offline cache. With this change, notes can be created, edited, and deleted while offline, and all changes will be automatically synced with the server when the connection is restored. This completes the user's request for an account sync functionality with offline storage.