* Use floating toolbar on homepage
* Fix deprecation issue
* Create HorizontalFloatingToolbar wrapper in our components.
* Fix Konsist test.
* Fix compilation issue after rebase.
* Fix lint issue. `floatingActionButton` must be the last parameter.
* Add Preview for the case empty space.
* Fix navigation bar overlapping buttons in empty space view.
* Increase content padding, and apply it to the space tab too.
* Update screenshots
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* Update metro to v0.11.0
* Fix `@AssistedInject` usages
Now the injected variables in the factories must match the names in the constructors
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* Add `NetworkMonitor.isNetworkBlocked()`, use it to check if Doze prevented us from loading notifications
* Only check if network is blocked after checking if we have a network available, otherwise it's always `true`
* Extract `NetworkBlockedChecker` to handle deprecations more carefully
* Set a maximum journal size limit (WAL file size) of 25MB
The previous value was null, which meant unlimited growth. This can affect performance, since the WAL file performance as a cache will worsen the larger it is
* When scheduling the vacuum task, make sure the user has enough free disk storage, since vacuuming can duplicate the DB sizes in disk
* Add extra analytics for notification performance
Add technical spans to track how long a notification fetching work request takes to run, then how long it takes to actually fetch the events for the notifications
* Remove `withContext(io)` for `FetchNotificationsWorker`
The default `Dispatchers.Default` dispatcher used should be good enough and more performant
* Add network check span
* Remove `runBlocking` call to restore sessions when the app starts
Sadly, to do this we need to manually handle restoring the state from Appyx using internal values. At least it doesn't seem like they're going to change any time soon (or ever).
This should take care of a few ANRs, although it may make loading the initial state a bit slower
* Add `ReplaceAllOperation` for state restoration
* Add warning comment for Appyx dependency
* Disable the cross-process lock in the SDK
We don't use multiple process as iOS does, so we don't need it. It should improve DB performance a bit and overall waste less resources.
