Bugfix/1.2.4

[tunjid]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the application's user experience and improves code maintainability by refining how guest users are managed, standardizing UI color definitions, and introducing subtle animations for interactive elements. It also includes a refactor of the settings interface for better reusability and optimizes data flows to ensure efficient UI updates.

Highlights

• Guest User Handling: Introduced a new isGuest flow in the AuthRepository and updated the navigation logic to prevent guest users from being inadvertently forced to sign out, ensuring a smoother experience for unauthenticated users.
• UI Color Standardization: Centralized common UI colors (LikeRed, RepostGreen, BookmarkBlue) into the UiTokens object. These standardized colors are now consistently applied across notification rows and post interaction buttons, improving visual consistency.
• Animated UI Feedback: Implemented color animations for post interaction buttons (like, repost, bookmark) using animateColorAsState and a tween animation. This provides smoother and more engaging visual feedback when these buttons change state.
• Settings UI Refactor: Refactored the appearance settings UI by creating a reusable SettingsToggleItem composable. This reduces boilerplate code and ensures a consistent presentation for toggle switches throughout the settings.
• Flow Optimization: Applied the distinctUntilChanged() operator to isSignedIn, isGuest, and navigation flows. This optimization prevents unnecessary emissions and subsequent UI recompositions when the underlying data has not genuinely changed.
• App Name Capitalization: Corrected the capitalization of the application name from 'heron' to 'Heron' in the strings.xml resource file for improved branding consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request appears to be a bugfix release, containing several improvements and fixes. Key changes include:

• Adding a isGuest state to the AuthRepository and using it to prevent forced sign-outs for guest users.
• Optimizing several Flow streams by using distinctUntilChanged() to prevent redundant emissions.
• Refactoring UI components to improve code reuse and maintainability, such as creating a SettingsToggleItem and centralizing color definitions in UiTokens.
• Fixing the app name capitalization.
• Enhancing the UI with color animations for post interactions.

The changes are generally well-implemented and improve the quality of the codebase. I have one suggestion for improving the implementation of the new SettingsToggleItem composable for better code clarity.

[ThatOneCalculator]

Please consider #802 for 1.2.4

[tunjid]

@ThatOneCalculator the issue should be fixed by #800

I don't think shorter strings a long term fix bc I'm not sure what a good translation of material you is.

[ThatOneCalculator]

Ah, could I see what a screenshot of that looks like? I also think Google calls it "Material You" either transliterated or romanized across different languages

[tunjid]

FWIW, I need tagged releases for the publish job to run on ci. It doesn't necessarily mean that change will be published to the playstore.