* First attempt at implementing encrypted history banner and removing old UTDs
* Get the right behavior in the timeline
* Implement the designs
* Extract post-processing logic, add tests
* Add encryption banner to timeline screenshots
* Create FTUE feature to handle welcome screen and analytics
* Move classes to their own packages, add tests for `DefaultFtueState`.
* Remove unnecessary private MutableStateFlow
* Move some FTUE related methods and classes back to the `impl` module
* Handle back press at each FTUE step
* Remove unneeded `TestScope` receiver for `createState` in tests.
* Use light & dark previews for the banner view.
* Move color customization from `TextStyle` to `Text` component.
* Rename `InfoList` design components, use them in `AnalyticsOptInView` too.
* Cleanup MatrixClient.
* Fix copy&paste error
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* Fix typo
* Fix Maestro tests
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* Use @DayNightPreviews for static map
To properly screenshot the dark pin.
* Update screenshots
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* Use outlined textfields in the login screen
* Fix enabled status
* Fix loading state for button in `ConfirmAccountProviderView` too
* Update subtitle string
* Remove no longer used translation
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Adds the `@DayNightPreviews` annotation that when used on a composable will:
- Display both a day mode and night mode preview in Android Studio.
- Produce both a day and night screenshot during screenshot testing.
The usage of this new annotation is optional, all the current previews continue to work without breakages.
New code can use, when appropriate, the new `@DayNightPreviews` annotation and replace the pattern using three `LightPreview/DarkPreview/ContentToPreview` functions with:
```
@DayNightPreviews
@Composable
fun MyScreenPreview(@PreviewParameter(MyStateProvider::class) state: MyState) {
ElementPreview {
MyScreen(
state = state,
)
}
}
```
