This was previously regressed by having the RecyclerViews for "recent" and
"all" items put inside a HorizontalScrollView which would then prevent the
RecyclerViews from actually scrolling, recycling, showing new items.
As a quick solution that would keep the desired behavior the "all" items list
is now a child of a RelativeLayout which will allow it to load all items at
once and so all the share targets will be available to the user but which also
means no recycling.
The RecyclerView for the "recent" items uses a `RECENT_APPS_LIMIT = 6` so this
does not need the same "fix" as all the items would fit the screen without
any issue.
Added kapt plugin + dependencies in order to be able to use Room
Added recent apps to share fragment (top 6)
Extracted dimens of share_to_apps.xml in the dimens file
In an effort to respect the initial MVI architecture I've broken the
complex `AppShareView` in 3 separate Views
- `ShareCloseView`
- `ShareToAccountDevicesView`
- `ShareToAppsView`
They are standalone Views (extending LayoutContainer) which know nothing about
each other or their parent and so offer their container the possibility to
order or display them in any form later.
According to the lib-state contract they are only responsible to
- inflate themselves in their injected containerView
- render a certain state (to be added in later commits)
- delegate all user interaction to an associated Interactor
