This was used when you pressed the "Attach file/image" button but had an
image copied to your clipboard - allowing you to select from either
source. This is a weird thing to ask, the button should always prompt
you with a file dialog.
It's still possible to paste an image from your clipboard with CTRL+V,
but there isn't a way to do it via right-click yet.
Fixes#712
Element has landed on calling these "recovery keys" and we should do the
same. Since these have had various names throughout the years and in
previous versions of NeoChat, they are still mentioned.
I also renamed "Secret Backup" to "Key Storage" which is also Element
terminology.
QCache in ContentProvider handles cleanup for ThreadModel.
Setting NeoChatRoom as parent for ThreadModel caused it to
be deleted outside of QCache control leading to a double-free.
This was incorrectly labeled as "Format Text" during the rich text
refactor, but this is for attaching stuff to messages.
I also fixed the checked state not resetting when the menu was closed.
BUG: 516117
BUG: 516119
FIXED-IN: 26.04
This is standard for KDE dialogs, but we weren't super consistent about
it. Most of this is porting to DialogButtonBox, and using buttonRole. I
also made sure the close button is hidden in cases where we have a
cancel button already.
I also took the time to clean out some cruft like manually calling
close() and such. I probably missed a lot more spots, but this is a good
improvement.
Compiling the two files including the emoji data now doesn't take
significantly longer anymore than before. Size of the .text section
also drops by more than 1Mb, while runtime or memory cost remains
unchanged.
There's more that could be done here, but not having to wait minutes
for those files to build is worth it on its own already.
This is because if pasting a link for example * or _ could be treated as formatting. We now assume that any pasted text is done as plain text and is wanted as is.
This fixes a consistent bug for me, where the expandRecursively call
(somehow) predates the room list being populated. Which resulted in some
or all sections being collapsed on start-up.
