Fix explicit reader color scheme handling for mobile embedders#218
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Fixes theme selection when a mobile embedder sets an explicit color scheme.
colorSchemetake precedence over systemprefers-color-scheme.View#getTheme()respect the explicit color scheme.colorScheme,lightTheme, anddarkThemethrough iOS/AndroidcreateView().This lets embedders initialize EPUB/HTML views with the correct light/dark theme without racing post-load theme setters or overriding
matchMedia.