feat(docs): Add Advanced OnchainKit Patterns Tutorial #801
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Added detailed documentation on advanced OnchainKit patterns, including atomic batching, design system implementation, and batched transaction handling.
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This PR adds a comprehensive guide for advanced OnchainKit usage, targeting production-grade applications.
Key Topics:
Atomic Batching: Implementation of EIP-5792 to bundle approve and deposit calls into a single user action using the component.
Design System Integration: A reference for overriding CSS variables to create custom themes (Dark Mode/Typography) that match existing brand guidelines.
State Synchronization: Best practices for using onSuccess callbacks to trigger immediate off-chain database updates upon transaction finality.
Motivation: To provide developers with patterns that reduce transaction friction and improve the visual coherence of dApps built on Base.