Maptiler custom map ids are only useable by the account that create them. So if we hardcode them forkers won't be able to use the maps even if the bring in their own api key (because they can't access our maps with their api key).
Requires to set our map ids in `local.properties` for local development:
```
services.maptiler.lightMapId=9bc819c8-e627-474a-a348-ec144fe3d810
services.maptiler.darkMapId=dea61faf-292b-4774-9660-58fcef89a7f3
```
- Add the custom reaction layout that only shows the expand UI after 2 lines.
- It also enforces that the add more and expand buttons are always on the same line.
- In LTR languages we want an incoming message's reactions to be LRT and outgoing to be RTL.
- For RTL languages it should be the opposite.
* 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
Co-authored-by: Benoit Marty <benoit@matrix.org>
* Fix typo
* Fix Maestro tests
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Co-authored-by: ElementBot <benoitm+elementbot@element.io>
Co-authored-by: Benoit Marty <benoit@matrix.org>
In an effort to make it easier for forks to (a) use their own
API keys (b) change map styles or maybe even providers, move
the MapTiler key out of the source code and pass it in via
env var or property.
Also refactor the utility classes slightly to keep all the URL
related functions together, to reduce the chance of collisions
when maintaining such forks.
Marco Romano