gh-142927: Detect system theme in flame graph like in heatmap - #144885
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The heatmap initially detects the user's preferred theme (via prefers-color-scheme) but the flame graph does not.
This PR allows the flame graph to do the same, and refactors some shared JavaScript code into a new base.js file to avoid duplication.