Feat/toast

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new 8-bit style toast notification component with a retro pixel-art design and dark mode support.
  • Added a live example and comprehensive documentation page for the 8-bit Toast component, including installation and usage instructions.
  • Included the 8-bit Toast component in the navigation and component registry for easier discovery.

• Bug Fixes

  • None.

• Chores

  • Updated imports to use local modules for toast functionality and notifications.

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Name	Status	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
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A new 8-bit style toast notification component was introduced, along with related documentation, example usage, and navigation updates. The toast system replaces direct usage of the external "sonner" library with a custom wrapper and UI, and is now referenced in various parts of the app, including the registry and navigation. Supporting metadata and assets were also added.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/ui/8bit/toast.tsx, public/r/8bit-toast.json	Added a new 8-bit style toast notification component and a corresponding registry entry. The component uses a custom pixel-art border and wraps the "sonner" toast library.
components/examples/toast.tsx	Added a ToastExample React component demonstrating usage of the new toast notification.
app/docs/components/toast/page.tsx	Introduced a documentation page for the 8-bit Toast component, including metadata, installation instructions, usage examples, and a live demo.
app/docs/components/copy-command-button.tsx, app/layout.tsx	Changed imports of the toast function and Toaster component from the external "sonner" library to the new local modules. No logic changes.
config/nav-items.ts	Added a new navigation entry for the "Toast" component in the components section.
lib/metadata.ts	Added export for toastMetaData referencing the toast component's image asset.
registry.json	Registered the "8bit-toast" component in the registry with metadata, dependencies, and file path.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant ToastExample
  participant toast (8bit)
  participant Toast (UI)
  participant SonnerLibrary

  User->>ToastExample: Click "Show Toast" button
  ToastExample->>toast (8bit): Call toast("8bitcn is an awesome project!")
  toast (8bit)->>SonnerLibrary: Trigger custom toast with Toast component
  SonnerLibrary->>Toast (UI): Render Toast with message
  Toast (UI)-->>User: Display 8-bit styled toast notification

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Poem

In pixel art and retro cheer,
A toast now pops up, crystal clear!
With borders bold and fonts so neat,
It brings the 8-bit world complete.
Click the button, watch it glow—
Hooray for toasts in old-school show!
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