[FEAT] Add overlay prop to Loader component for container-scoped loading state#523
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📝 Description
Previously,
<Loader />usedposition: fixedand covered the entire viewport, blocking navigation, filters, and other UI controls during data fetching. This PR adds anoverlayprop that scopes the loader to its nearest positioned parent container, allowing users to interact with the rest of the page while content is loading🛠️ Changes Made
overlayboolean prop toLoadercomponent.overlay-loaderCSS class (position: absolute; inset: 0) inloader.scss✅ Checklist
🚨 Potentially Breaking Changes
🔍 Additional Notes
position: relativeforoverlayto work correctly