*Fixed the lag when initally shifting form single to double page (stopped using with ui context)
* Added a confidence to the padding check, since its easier to know if one page belongs to one side of a pair than another sometimes (still not perfect, but it never will be
*Fix history chapters showing the same unread chapter twice
*When searching, automatically expand all items, with no option to collapse (why would you?)
*Hide subtitle in sub chapters in history if the chapter's read date is over a day old (no point showing the same text that would be there already in the main section)
set a min height for the sub chapter items
* Make sub chapter text slightly bigger if there is no subtitle
*Add option to expand/collapse grouped chapters separately from updates
*Show "more chapters" in body text when collapsed in updates section
*Only take last set of recentsitems to check if theres an existing
*Shrink the size of sub chapters text
matches upstream, few extra changes with it though
also refactoring on the material button main theme
Co-Authored-By: Ivan Iskandar <12537387+ivaniskandar@users.noreply.github.com>
Fetched header now updated to be a bit more modern; no more shadow
Manga with multiple updates in a day are now grouped together, with the first unread chapter at the top (or last read chapter first)
Few fixes to the ghost view behind the recycler (might adapt to other places soon enough)
Group chapters together setting now changed to collapse grouped chapters, by default the lists are expanded
This change also means that when grouping, manga will show again on a different day when previously it did not
Making sure the 2nd page doesn't undo a shift when the first page needs it + fixes to the page landed on when switching between single and double page via settings
Basically if page 1 is the left page in a manga's set of pages, isolate that page and page 2 and 3 would be stitched together instead. This same logic is applied if page 2 is the right page (as page 1 could be a scanlator credits page or misc, which be hard to tell where to place it)
