refactor: eliminate type duplication between Extension and Web-view

[kubrickcode]

ButtonConfig and RefreshButtonConfig were separately defined in Extension and Web-view
Unified types in src/shared/types.ts for consistency

fix #74

[kubrickcode]

/gemini review

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses type duplication between the extension and web-view components by centralizing common type definitions into a new shared file. This refactoring enhances consistency, reduces redundancy, and simplifies future maintenance by ensuring that core interfaces are defined in one place and imported across the codebase.

Highlights

• Type Centralization: Moved ButtonConfig and RefreshButtonConfig type definitions, along with message types, into a new src/shared/types.ts file to serve as a single source of truth.
• Duplication Elimination: Removed duplicate type definitions from src/extension/src/types.ts and src/web-view/src/types.tsx, replacing them with imports from the new shared types file.
• TypeScript Configuration Update: Updated src/extension/tsconfig.json to include the new ../shared/**/* directory, ensuring proper type resolution for the extension.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively refactors duplicated types into a shared types.ts file, which is a great improvement for maintainability. My review includes a couple of suggestions to align the new and modified files with the repository's style guide, specifically regarding alphabetical ordering of types and their properties. Once these minor adjustments are made, the changes look good to go.

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