Add Global Error Boundary to Web App#240
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- Implemented `ErrorBoundary` class component in `web/components/ErrorBoundary.tsx`. - Implemented `ErrorFallback` UI using existing `Card` and `Button` components for consistent theming. - Wrapped `AppRoutes` and `ToastContainer` in `web/App.tsx` with the Error Boundary. - Added retry mechanism that reloads the page. - Verified with simulated crash and screenshot verification.
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Implemented a global Error Boundary for the web application to gracefully handle runtime errors. It provides a user-friendly fallback UI with a "Reload Page" button, replacing the default white screen of death. The implementation uses existing UI components to ensure consistency with both Glassmorphism and Neobrutalism themes.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2927964712903539130 started by @Devasy23