Add "Empty trash…" context menu to the Trash item

[nathanlesage]

It would be great if the Trash item would offer an "Empty trash…"-entry in its context menu which offers the same functionality as the corresponding menu item. I always first right-click the Trash item until I realise that this item is not there, and then I switch either to the app menu, or press the corresponding shortcut.

Having this item there in the context menu would be great.

Maybe, once could also remove the other items instead of deactivating them (it seems the same context menu is being reused by both collections and the Trash) while at it …?

Thank you for such a great piece of software!

[Eitot]

I'd prefer you completely reverse 03a507c.

Having this Empty Trash command for all folders is contrary to the goal of a contextual menu.

Originally posted by @barijaona in #1561 (comment)

I think it is worthwhile having an empty bin action there. The current menu is not particularly contextual. For example, selecting the bin folder has nearly every item disabled and the single-target actions (edit, rename, get info, etc.) still work when multiple feeds/folders are selected (but to which feed is it applied?). This menu needs to be refactored so that it works contextually. I will revisit this once the view-based table is implemented.

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