refactor: move theme listing logic from main to app module#1329
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- Move list_themes function from main.rs to app.rs - Extract Format trait to help.rs for better modularity - Update dependencies and imports accordingly
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list_themesfunction frommain.rstoapp.rsFormattrait tohelp.rsfor better modularity