Use native Django admin interface to support dark mode #2866
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Description
I noticed there's a light/dark/auto theme button in the top right corner:
But no matter how many times I click it, it stays on light mode:
Django does natively support dark mode, but we actually have a custom theme that doesn't support it: fabiocaccamo/django-admin-interface#129
This PR reverts back to the native theme.
This was originally changed in #2263 because:
I don't know what us.pycon.org looks like behind the scenes, but perhaps we could apply this other custom theme over there? Or stick some big logos at the top?
Other options involve custom CSS for the custom theme here, but that's a fair chunk of work and extra code to maintain, when it's already been done in Django itself.
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