fix: dedupe theme core <link> in useThemeCore#262
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Under React StrictMode the effect ran twice on mount and appended a second core stylesheet after the variant link, letting core :root declarations win over variants that shared the same custom properties. Closes openedx#261 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Under React StrictMode the
useThemeCoreeffect ran twice on mount and appended a second core stylesheet after the variant<link>, which let core:rootdeclarations override the variant for any custom properties they happened to share. The effect now looks for an existinglink[data-theme-core="true"]first: if its href matches the target URL it reuses it, and if the URL has changed it removes the stale link before appending the new one. This mirrors the dedup pattern already used byuseThemeVariants.Closes #261
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