* New menu items in MessageList
* Show/hide menu item if anything is checked
* Clear the selected items map, redraw listview, hide button panel
Bug # 2116257
BUG:1904421
* update READ/UNREAD indications
** don't change color chip
** change background color
* Change Date
* Change the position of attachement icon
* Change menu icon for folder
* Final list of options while normal mailbox is shown
* New list of options while smart folder is shown
* Correct lists of context options for drafts, outbox, trash, and
everywhere else (full list)
* Enable reply, reply all, and forward
TODO: needs a better icon for menu->folders
Resolves bug 1904421 items 4a, 4b, 5a
Resolves bug 2078092
* Shows mailboxes
* Click to open mailbox (see messages)
* Basic menus
* Fat title bar (appearance)
* Fat title bar (buttons)
Temporary hack to call this from AccountFolderList (when you click the
account groups and "expand" them, you come here instead.)
* Scan folders and write into child cursors
* Clicking a folder takes you to MessageList
* Remove most links to FolderMessageList (nearly dead!)
* Repair 1-account startup behavior (takes you directly to inbox)
* Cleanup a few basic things like context menus & refresh
TODO: Magic mailbox section at the top
TODO: As always, better linkage to sync engine(s)
TODO: Menus, context menus, etc.
TODO: Proper handling of expandable list - accounts should stay open?
* Automatically marked read when entering MessageView
* Marked unread via menu selected during MessageView
* Provider updated (directly - see note)
* Enable context menu in MessageList and enable "open" & toggle unread
NOTE: Does not use the correct service notifications yet; Just updates
the providers.
NOTE: The UI for the context menu is incomplete, it says "mark as read"
but it actually toggles the state. The true UI is to flip the text to
match the current state e.g. "mark as read" or "mark as unread". That
will be much simpler to implement when we switch to a custom list item
view class, where we can cache the read/unread state (and other tidbits).
* Add MessageList Activity class and Manifest entry
* Add appropriate layouts, views, etc.
* Wire into FolderMessageList
Lots to do, but this gives us a useable screen.
