Remove theme parameter from <Editor>: Theme, in monaco, is global.

[Ivorforce]

The theme in monaco is, shockingly, a global variable, not a per-editor variable.

When a new <Editor> is created, it will set the theme. If no theme was explicitly set, it will set it to light. When you have multiple editors, this is wrong because spawning a new editor should not change the theme.

Instead, authors should be encouraged to set the theme themselves during beforeMount, with a hint that the theme is global.

[Ivorforce]

An alternative would be to not default to light: When no theme is passed (undefined), just don't call setTheme. I wouldn't do this because it still implies the wrong mindset about the 'theme' parameter being local, but it might be an easier sell because it won't break backward compatibility.

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