Add native splash screens for light and dark mode#1543
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- Add splash screens via flutter_native_splash - Supports OS native light/dark mode settings - Explicitly define status bar as adaptable (used by splash screens) - Add documentation on how to generate splash screens Connected to UnicornsOnLSD#1538
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Introduced a native splash screen that is displayed whilst the app initially loads. This respects the OS light/dark mode system settings.
I have only tested this in iOS via the Simulator, as that's something I'm familiar with. I'm hoping someone can validate the Android implementation works as expected as well. In theory with this being abstracted by flutter_native_splash, it should be 👍.
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