Tj/gallery overlay

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the gallery media overlay experience, improving its structure and modularity. It separates concerns for displaying media creator details, post descriptions, and media-specific actions, leading to a cleaner and more maintainable UI. The changes also introduce a new navigation action for popping the current screen and standardize icon sizing within the overlay for a more cohesive design.

Highlights

• Refactored Gallery Overlay UI: The gallery overlay UI has been significantly restructured, moving from a Column-based layout to a more flexible Box with nested Column and Row composables for better organization and responsiveness.
• Introduced Dedicated Media Components: The responsibilities of displaying media creator information, post description, and media-specific actions (download/mute/close) have been separated into new, dedicated composables: MediaCreatorAndDescription and MediaActions.
• Enhanced Media Interactions: The MediaInteractions component now directly manages post interactions, including replies, and integrates media-specific actions, streamlining the interaction logic within the overlay.
• Added "Pop" Navigation Action: A new Action.Navigate.Pop object was introduced to allow for programmatic navigation back from the gallery screen.
• Standardized Overlay Icon Sizing: A common OverlayIconSize constant was introduced and applied across various icons within the media overlay for consistent visual presentation.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly refactors the gallery's media overlay UI, introducing new modular components such as MediaActions for interactive elements (close, download, mute buttons) and MediaCreatorAndDescription for displaying media poster and description. These changes aim to improve the structure and flexibility of the media display. Additionally, a Pop navigation action has been added, and minor UI adjustments were made, including updating the download complete icon and standardizing icon sizes. Feedback from the review suggests that the MediaInteractions composable has a high number of parameters, indicating an opportunity for encapsulation to improve maintainability. It also points out a redundant post parameter in MediaCreatorAndDescription that could be removed to simplify the component's API.