feat: implement generic React Error Boundaries to prevent full app unmounts on component failure#456
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Description
This PR addresses #434 by implementing route-level React Error Boundaries. Previously, an unexpected error (like malformed API data or a null Firestore snapshot) in any leaf component would crash the entire React application tree, resulting in a white screen.
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ErrorBoundary.jsxComponent: Created a reusable, Framer-Motion animated Class Component to catch child render errors safely. It provides a polished "Something went wrong" card UI.this.setState({ hasError: false })to remount the child tree without forcing a hard browser refresh.withErrorBoundaryhigher-order helper to wrap all dynamically imported lazy routes inAppRoutes.jsxwith context-specific fallback messages (e.g., "GitRank couldn't load right now...")..toString()error output inNODE_ENV === 'development'to aid debugging.Fixes #434