feat: add skeleton loaders for history and result pages for issue #11#29
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Closes #11
Problem
Users experienced a "pop-in" effect when navigating to the history and result pages — the page would flash a plain text message before rendering the actual content.
Solution
Created a reusable Skeleton component and implemented skeleton loaders that mirror the real page layouts, so the user sees a structured placeholder instantly instead of a blank flash.
Changes
New file-
src/components/ui/Skeleton.tsxsrc/app/history/page.tsxsrc/app/result/page.tsxWhy the useEffect fix:
The original code read sessionStorage inside a useState that lead the server and client to render different HTML on first render— server rendered null (skeleton) while client rendered the full page — triggering a React hydration mismatch error. Moving the read to useEffect ensures both server and client start with null and render the same skeleton, then swap to real content afterwards.
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