This specific TapHandler proves to be a bit trigger-happy; when trying to copy
text, select or de-select text, or generally do more than stare at it without
touching your mouse, it is too easy to minimize the fullscreen component. This
fixes the issue entirely; when tapping on the message in the timeline, it
still shows a maximized message. This only applies to the maximized message.
To make this work `AccountManager` is split off from controller taking all the code around `AccountRegister` and is added to LibNeoChat as it makes sense to have this functionality there.
This is because we only check if the last message component != Text,
because that handles it's own edit strings. Quote components do that
too, so if we don't exclude it there ends up being two (edited) strings
in one message.
This was a mistake in the code that was designed to remove the outside
paragraphs, which seems to be to make way for the quotation marks we
add around the text. Instead of doing that (which turns out, is very
brittle and breaks on multiple paragraphs) insert the quotation marks
*inside* of the paragraph tags.
A test case is added for this as well.
Remove the relationEventContentModel function from ChatBarCache as ContentProvider makes it unneeded. This means turning ContentProvider into a QML singleton.
This means that all content models will now come from the same source to remove duplication across multiple models and `chatbarcaches`.
It also handily breaks the dependency on needing `MessageContentModel` for `NeochatRoom`
This merge request adds a simple "Read Text Aloud" menu action to the context menu for chat messages. When clicked, the message text will be read aloud using text-to-speech.
The intention behind this change is to make it easier for myself and other low-vision users to use Matrix, without needing to use a system-wide screen reader, in cases where the user still has enough sight left to navigate a computer faster without a screen reader.
I'd eventually like to have it read " said ," so that the message sender gets read aloud as well, but for now it just reads the plaintext message contents.
Another problem, at least on my computer specifically, is that the voice's accent doesn't seem correct. For whatever reason, on my system, messages are read in a Scottish accent which is harder for me to understand. Other apps don't do that, so I'm not sure what's going on there. I do not want to hardcode a specific voice/locale, since I want this feature to work well for everyone and not just me.
@teams/qa Please do break my code! :) - I've only tested with basic text messages.
@teams/usability Not sure if I put the context menu action in an ideal place, it's grouped in the same area as clipboard actions like "Copy Text."
@teams/localization How could I go about getting author names to be read aloud in a way that's properly translated for other languages? I'm not experienced with i18n.
Make `DelegateSizeHelper` take a `QQuickItem` rather than a width value and move `TimelineDelegate` to use it rather than duplicting the code.
This requires the creation of `LibNeoChat` so that both the main and timeline modules can get access to the class.
Note: ideally more stuff will go into `LibNeoChat` but it turns out our dependencies are kinda spaghetti like and so will take some untangling.
