Add Season Filtering and User Preference Persistence #232
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This PR introduces the ability for users to filter pumpkins by season in the dashboard. It also persists the user's selected season as a user preference in Firestore, allowing the selected season to be remembered across sessions.
Key changes:
Added a dropdown in the dashboard to select the season. The dropdown is populated with unique seasons from the user's pumpkins.
When a season is selected, the dashboard filters the displayed pumpkins to only show pumpkins from the selected season.
The selected season is saved to the user's document in Firestore as a user preference.
When the dashboard is loaded, the user's preferred season is fetched from Firestore and set as the default value for the season dropdown.
This enhancement improves the user experience by allowing users to view pumpkins from specific seasons and by remembering user preferences across sessions.