Implementation home screen layout

[MrSluffy]

Description

Introducing the home screen layout feature! Now, users have the ability to personalize their experience by disabling the app drawer and arranging apps directly on their home screen. With the innovative flowerpot implementation, users can effortlessly categorize their apps, adding a touch of organization and aesthetic appeal to their device interface.

• Closes : [FEATURE] Drawer-less mode #4323

TODO

• Own DB

Type of change

❌ General change (non-breaking change that doesn't fit the below categories like copyediting)
❌ Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
✅ New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
❌ Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)

[rikumi]

I tried out the test build from your branch and here's a quick report of how this feature works now:

• The 'experimental feature' entry is fine and works as I expected. However this should be a breaking change as most of the homescreen functionalities would work in different ways.
• The flowerpot folders keep disappearing and being recreated from time to time.
• Icons keep resetting to the left-most position and does not respect user arrangements.
• Icons that are dragged out of the flowerpot folders get duplicated within the folder on the next launch.

Technically, I think the flowerpot folders and new icons should get saved into the database once they're generated, in order to be treated equally as user placed icons. And only the previously unseen icons should be automatically added. The current implementation might need further considerations.

[Kallinteris-Andreas]

It puts each app in its own "desktop pane" (not sure what it is actually called), instead of in a folder named "other" or putting them all in the same panes

screen-20240912-112417+.mp4

[MrSluffy]

It puts each app in its own "desktop pane" (not sure what it is actually called), instead of in a folder named "other" or putting them all in the same panes

screen-20240912-112417+.mp4

it's still WIP and as if you can see the PR is still draft!