The aim is to be able to use separate delegate for things like codeblocks and quotes so that they can be styled differently.
For now everything should look identical. However this moves to using a model for the content of the message and is intended to lay the foundation for improved message content representation, e.g. splitting up a text message in multiple sections and using different delegates for things like code and quotes.
Refactor `LinkPreviewer` to take an event and put the functions for getting the link in the class itself. This means the functions in `EventHandler` are no longer required.
This mr also sets up `LinkPreviewer` so that it is automatically updated when an event is edited. This includes changing the link if edited, and it can handle a message having a previous link removed or a one added when one didn't exist before.
Also adds test suite.
Currently we effectively create the reactions list in EventHandler then pass that data into a model. This reworks the model so that we just pass in a room and an event and it grabs it's own data. This means that:
- the functions in event handler are no longer required
- the model can update itself to add/remove reactions so no need to handle that in MessageEventModel
- MessageEventModel only needs to create new ReactionModels or remove old ones when no reactions exist anymore
A basic test suite has also been created for the ReactionModel
This MR deals with only sending threaded messages. Showing threads will turn up in a follow up. This allows you to start a new thread by clicking reply in thread to a normal message.
You can also do a threaded reply to a threaded message in the main timeline at the moment because those messages aren't shown in a separate thread timeline yet but will be in future.
Similar to text handler, pull out the disparate array of functions which format information from an event ready for display in the UI and put in a handler class with a test suite.
requires https://github.com/quotient-im/libQuotient/pull/686
