feat(journal): always-editable screen, UI polish & tag cleanup#12
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feat(journal): always-editable screen, UI polish & tag cleanup#12DenserMeerkat merged 8 commits intomainfrom
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- new search has:Media filter. - better ui and loading states.
- added repeat toggle.
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This PR streamlines the core journal experience by transitioning to an always-editable screen, removing the friction of manually toggling between viewing and editing modes. Visually, the timeline tiles have been refined to display media and tag counts using clean, easy-to-read "metadata badges." Additionally, the attached song player card has received a modern UI polish, utilizing dynamic, high-contrast colors extracted directly from the album art to correctly match native Android aesthetics.
Furthermore, the search screen has been improved for a smoother user experience, and empty screens now feature clear loading indicators to provide better visual feedback during data retrieval. Finally, this update introduces a database cleanup fix that automatically purges orphaned tags whenever individual or bulk journals are deleted, keeping tag suggestions free of clutter.
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resolves #11