While SwiftUI's `Text` view won't display these in an `AttributedString` even if they get parsed from Markdown (which would also require the use of the `.full` option instead of the `.inlineOnlyPresrevingWhitespace` option), we can improve the appearance somewhat.
Currently, list elements are clumped together with no spaces between them, and there's no indication whatsoever that the author indicated these to be a list.
Change to insert Markdown list syntax with linebreaks and dashes, so users can at least understand there's a list there.
Similar change for ordered lists.
This will still be broken for nested lists, but it didn't seem worth it to put a lot of effort into this (or other revamps, like making bold/italics/code work properly) because it seems like the current text handling in Ice Cubes is suboptimal and eventually slated for improvement (according to https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp/issues/1459#issuecomment-1638562657).
So this is more designed to make lists "less broken" in some cases, rather than be a comprehensive fix for all lists in all cases.
* refactor data of `EditTagGroupView`
* lower case tags before saving because API is case-insensitive
* fix: "add new tag" `TextField` is not focused after adding the first tag (on both macOS and iOS)
* perf: improve symbol search performance
* improve layout and animation of symbol search
* fix: sort tags and remove duplicate tags
* fix: crash when open timeline for an empty tag group
* fix: revert concurrency code because performance issue at 1d3f271 is a false alarm
* add warning labels to help the users
* fix: state `tagGroup`
* fix: selecting symbol logic and warning labels
* refactor `EditTagGroupView.body`
* refactor warning labels
* Fix theme
* Move to its own folder
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Ricouard <ricouard77@gmail.com>
If the content settings specify their own post settings and override the
instance settings, a hint (and link to the content settings) is added to the
instance settings (infos) since that setting might introduce confusion (As
happened in #1677).
