For now I've mostly tried to follow the same style guide as the flutter
repository, with many options disabled. Eventually, maybe it would make
sense to be far stricter.
This way initially all the changes are performed on the local git repo,
and then later they are applied on the remote git repo. Currently we
just copy the files, but we should be cherry-picking each commit and
applying it properly.
The Timezone handling is java seems to be quite strange, so I'm going to
skip it for now and fix it later. We do seem to have proper timezone
classes in future versions of Java, but that requires me to increase the
minSDKVersion, and therefore not support very old android devices.
Now notes are saved in the git repo, and immediately synced. This is not
the best implementation, as the notes are being reloaded a lot, and
the error handling is terrible (I miss golang). But it's the first
working poc.
Many of these do not actually need an AsyncTask, but for now I'm just
following this pattern since I don't know if blocking on the receiever
thread will result in the app's UI being blocked.
