v0.114.0

Added

• Camera. A full-screen camera you assemble from parts, built on expo-camera so it runs
  in Expo Go. It has a live preview you pinch to zoom, a shutter that takes photos and records
  video (tap to start and stop, or hold to record), flash with the torch lit while recording, a
  3 and 10 second self-timer, the recording clock, video and photo modes, front and back, and a
  library button. Leave a part out and the screen does without it. Each photo and clip is
  handed to onCapture and nothing is saved for you, so keeping, saving or uploading it is your
  call, and useCamera() gives a control of your own the same state and actions. Zoom stops
  are labelled by your app, because the same zoom value is a different magnification on every
  phone. There is no tap to focus, since expo-camera cannot focus on a point. expo-camera is a
  new optional peer dependency, and the component is marked Alpha while its API settles.
  Requested by @Cyberistic in #232.
• Right-to-left paging in ImageViewer. dir="rtl" puts the next picture on the left and
  turns to it on a swipe to the right, for right-to-left languages and for people who prefer
  swiping that way. Page order, index, onIndexChange, the counter and screen readers still
  count forward. It defaults to ltr, so nothing changes unless you pass it.
  Contributed by @hoanggbao00 in #248.
• Icons: CameraSwitchIcon, FlashIcon, FlashOffIcon and TimerIcon.

Fixed

• ImageViewer swipes with react-native-gesture-handler 3. A sideways swipe in a gallery
  dragged the picture away instead of turning the page: the first event of the drag carried no
  movement, and comparing no movement with no movement read every drag as a dismiss. The viewer
  now decides once the drag has moved, including a quick flick that ends on its first movement.
  Reported and fixed by @hoanggbao00 in #247 and #248.
• ImageViewer closing into a thumbnail that had moved. Closing by dragging the picture away
  or tapping outside it flew the picture back to where its thumbnail was when the page last
  turned. An app that scrolls its own row of thumbnails in onIndexChange had moved it since,
  so the picture landed in the wrong place. Both now measure the thumbnail again first, as
  closing through open already did.
  Fixed by @hoanggbao00 in #248.

Docs

• A Camera page, with three full-screen versions in the example app: the whole camera, a
  profile photo with a review step, and a 15-second clip.
• ImageViewer has a Right to left example, which says which row direction goes with which
  layout.
• The Sponsors page lists individual sponsors, starting with Yash Dahiwale.
  Thank you, @yashDahiwale.