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Closes #66
PR Description:
This PR addresses issue #66 by implementing consistent, responsive skeleton loading states across the application using Tailwind CSS's animate-pulse animations. These components reduce perceived latency and enhance user experience during asynchronous API data fetching cycles.
Changes Made:
**SnippetCardSkeleton: Added a pulsing loader placeholder structure mimicking the layout of code snippet cards (including mock lines, headers, badges, and footer actions).
**DashboardSkeleton: Designed a full dashboard panel grid layout loader that unifies analytics summary metric blocks alongside an multi-item grid feed layout.
**FormSkeleton: Implemented a form loading placeholder state that structures labels, inputs, a code editing text area block, and alignment actions.
Acceptance Criteria Verified:
[x] Skeleton loaders for snippet cards match the authentic card constraints.
[x] Dashboard view states display cohesive metric rows and loading cards.
[x] Form input blocks match creation and editing file footprints.
[x] Layout metrics ensure clean, non-shifting layouts during transitions to actual server content.
[x] Dark and light mode token consistency configured using native layout boundaries (dark:bg-neutral-950).