Docs: Add missing barHoverColor in theme common snippet

[julien-deramond]

What I did

This PR adds barHoverColor to the theme common snippet.

Apparently, this snippet references all the theme variables available and is rendered in https://storybook.js.org/docs/configure/theming#create-a-theme-quickstart to help create a theme.

I can see this kind of modification was done at the same time as the addition of appPreviewBg recently. And this is something I missed when I added barHoverColor in #20169.

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[jonniebigodes]

@julien-deramond, thanks for putting together this pull request and helping us improve the documentation by following up on your previous contribution and making it available to our users. We appreciate it 🙏 !

I've checked, and all is good on my end. More than glad to merge this in once the checklist clears.

Hope you have a fantastic day.

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