A note has a parent which is the physical folder it is inside, and a
parent folder which it is being displayed inside. It's useful to have
the latter as that can be used to display the next note - in the case of
the Journal Editor, and open the graph view as well.
This allows you to long press on a note and select it, thereby allowing
you to perform actions on it, without opening the note.
This is disabled for note, as it isn't completely implemented. I'm not
sure how to pass down the informatin on which Note is selected.
Expose the noteTapped and noteLongPressed functions from all the views.
This will be required in the future as we support selecting a note (or
multiple notes) in order to perform some action on it.
Right now selecting a note means opening the Note Editor.
This basically asserts if we move to a route without a name. This way
I'll always catch when a route doesn't have a name, and I can start
getting better analytics on which screens are used most frequently.
The customization screen is very ugly and this entire thing feels
extremely hacky with the abstractions leaking out everywhere. However,
it does work.
I'll clean it up another day.
I need to merge it into the StandardView. The more I think about it, the
more this view doesn't make sense. Specially since I need to add the
same extra configuration options in both views.
