Bugfix/1.2.3 Dynamic theme, media alt text

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers substantial enhancements to the application's user experience and its underlying architecture. Users now have more control over the app's visual appearance through dynamic theming and a compact navigation option. Accessibility is boosted with the ability to add descriptive alt text to media. The messaging feature is upgraded with a profile search capability, simplifying the process of starting new conversations. Architecturally, user data persistence has been refined for better modularity and future extensibility.

Highlights

• Dynamic Theming & Compact Navigation: Introduced user preferences for dynamic app theming (available on Android S+ devices) and a compact bottom navigation bar, both configurable within the application's settings.
• Media Alt Text Support: Added functionality to specify and edit descriptive alt text for uploaded photos and videos, significantly improving accessibility for users who rely on screen readers.
• Enhanced Messaging Experience: Implemented a new search feature within the messages screen, allowing users to easily find and initiate conversations with other profiles. This includes logic to determine if a profile can be messaged based on their chat settings.
• Refactored User Data Persistence: Centralized user preferences and navigation state management into a dedicated UserDataRepository, decoupling it from the SavedStateDataSource for improved maintainability and clearer separation of concerns.
• UI/UX Improvements & Cleanup: Various minor UI adjustments and code refactorings were made across the application, including updated notification item styling, streamlined shared element key management, and the extraction of a reusable text progress indicator component.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several new features and refactorings for version 1.2.3. Key features include dynamic theming based on wallpaper, a compact navigation option, and the ability to add alt text to media. The messaging functionality is enhanced with conversation search and resolution. There's a significant refactoring of state management, moving user preferences and navigation state from SavedStateDataSource to a more specialized UserDataRepository. The codebase is also cleaned up by centralizing shared element key generation and moving the SearchBar to a core UI module. Overall, these are solid improvements to both features and code structure. I have one minor suggestion regarding a redundant modifier.