feat: Add progress bar

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Project	Deployment	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
vitnode-docs	Ready	Preview	Comment	Nov 15, 2025 7:29pm

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a global progress bar to the application, enhancing the user experience by providing clear visual cues during asynchronous operations and page transitions. The integration leverages the @bprogress/next library and allows for comprehensive customization of the progress bar's appearance and functionality directly from the application's configuration. Additionally, it includes a minor refactor to streamline the RootProvider's configuration handling.

Highlights

• New Feature: Progress Bar: A new progress bar feature has been implemented, providing visual feedback during page navigation and loading states.
• Dependency Addition: The @bprogress/next library has been added to the project dependencies to facilitate the progress bar functionality.
• Configurable Progress Bar: The newly added progress bar is highly configurable through the VitNodeConfig, allowing customization of its appearance and behavior, such as color, height, and spinner visibility.
• RootProvider Refactor: The RootProvider component has been refactored to accept a single config object, consolidating various application-wide settings including debug, theme, and the new progress bar configurations.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a progress bar feature using @bprogress/next. The changes involve adding the new dependency, updating the configuration to include progress bar settings, and integrating the ProgressProvider into the root layout. The implementation is mostly correct, but I've found a bug in how props are passed to the ProgressProvider which could lead to unexpected behavior. My review includes a suggestion to fix this.