Fixed issue with json_theme

[sarbagya-acme]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily resolves an issue with the json_theme package by redirecting its dependency to a custom git source, which appears to introduce new *ThemeData types. This change necessitated updates across various component configuration files to adopt these new type definitions. Additionally, the PR includes routine updates for several other package dependencies and adds a configuration file for Dart & Flutter DevTools.

Highlights

• json_theme Dependency Update: The json_theme package dependency has been modified to point to a specific git repository, likely to incorporate a fix or custom enhancements.
• Theme Type Refactoring: Core configuration files (app_bar_config.dart, dropdown_menu_config.dart, text_field_config.dart) have been updated to use *ThemeData types (e.g., AppBarThemeData, InputDecorationThemeData) instead of the previous *Theme types, aligning with changes in the json_theme dependency.
• Dependency Version Bumps: Several project dependencies, including google_fonts, http, and flutter_lints, have been upgraded to their latest stable versions.
• DevTools Configuration Added: A new devtools_options.yaml file has been introduced to manage Dart & Flutter DevTools extension settings.

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Code Review

This pull request updates several dependencies, most notably switching json_theme to a git-based dependency to address an issue. The code has been updated for compatibility with this new version of json_theme, primarily by renaming theme data types (e.g., AppBarTheme to AppBarThemeData). The changes are consistent and the dependency updates seem correct. However, I've identified a potential issue in pubspec.yaml regarding the git dependency which could affect build stability and reproducibility. My feedback focuses on improving this dependency declaration.

[gemini-code-assist]

Using a git dependency for json_theme is a good way to get quick fixes, but it's currently pointing to the default branch. This can cause inconsistent or broken builds if the branch is updated with breaking changes. To ensure build reproducibility, it's highly recommended to pin the dependency to a specific commit hash or tag by adding a ref property, as suggested.

This will guarantee that anyone building this project will use the exact same version of json_theme. For long-term stability, it would be best to eventually switch back to a version published on pub.dev once the necessary changes are merged and released there.

      path: packages/json_theme
      ref: <specific-commit-hash-or-tag>