Add UI for image-attachment "focus" (#2620)
* Attempt-zero implementation of a "focus" feature for image attachments. Choose "Set focus" in the attachment menu, tap once to select focus point (no visual feedback currently), tap "OK". Works in tests. * Remove code duplication between 'update description' and 'update focus' * Fix ktlint/bitrise failures * Make updateMediaItem private * When focus is set on a post attachment the preview focuses correctly. ProgressImageView now inherits from MediaPreviewImageView. * Replace use of PointF for Focus where focus is represented, fix ktlint * Substitute 'focus' for 'focus point' in strings * First attempt draw focus point. Only updates on initial load. Modeled on code from RoundedCorners builtin from Glide * Redraw focus after each tap * Dark curtain where focus isn't (now looks like mastosoc) * Correct ktlint for FocusDialog * draft: switch to overlay for focus indicator * Draw focus circle, but ImageView and FocusIndicatorView seem to share a single canvas * Switch focus circle to path approach * Correctly scale, save and load focuses. Clamp to visible area. Focus editor looks and feels right * ktlint fixes and comments * Focus indicator drawing should use device-independent pixels * Shrink focus window when it gets unattractively tall (no linting, misbehaves on wide aspect ratio screens) * Correct max-height behavior for screens in landscape mode * Focus attachment result is are flipped on x axis; fix this * Correctly thread focus through on scheduled posts, redrafted posts, and drafts (but draft focus is lost on post) * More focus ktlint fixes * Fix specific case where a draft is given a focus, then deleted, then posted in that order * Fix accidental file change in focus PR * ktLint fix * Fix property style warnings in focus * Fix remaining style warnings from focus PR Co-authored-by: Conny Duck <k.pozniak@gmx.at>
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* However if there is no focal point set (e.g. it is null), then this view should simply
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class MediaPreviewImageView
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open class MediaPreviewImageView
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@JvmOverloads constructor(
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context: Context,
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attrs: AttributeSet? = null,
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