Ability to show/hide post and comment scores; Ability to show/hide bot content

[hjiangsu]

Pull Request Description

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This PR add a couple more options which are synced to a Lemmy account - notably

• The ability to show/hide post and comment scores. This includes hiding scores from the feed and post pages.
• The ability to show/hide bot content including posts and comments

This PR also adds a few more options to ToggleOption to allow for custom icon sizes and spacing.

Issue Being Fixed

Issue Number: N/A

Screenshots / Recordings

36a2cf19-07d9-4e92-8bdc-3fd6babaaa25.mp4

Simulator.Screen.Recording.-.iPhone.15.Pro.Max.-.2023-11-30.at.15.09.36.mp4

Checklist

• Did you update CHANGELOG.md?
• Did you use localized strings where applicable?
• Did you add semanticLabels where applicable for accessibility?

[micahmo]

The code LGTM!

I had one UI question about hiding scores. When looking at comments, there are no arrows until the user upvotes/downvotes. However, in the feed, there is always an upward error on every post, which gets colored when the user votes. Maybe the arrow should be hidden in the feed too?

[hjiangsu]

However, in the feed, there is always an upward error on every post, which gets colored when the user votes. Maybe the arrow should be hidden in the feed too?

I was debating on how the UI should look like here too. The main reason I opted for showing it on the feed is to keep the posts uniform. I think it makes it easier to scan through the feed when the arrow is there as opposed to only being there sometimes.

For the comments, I kept it hidden because there's much less info to scan through in the header (just the user's username) as opposed to the post cards on feed (vote, # of comments, timestamp, url). Let me know what you think though!

[micahmo]

Let me know what you think though!

I don't have a strong opinion! My only thought was about consistency, and maybe that people would think they had upvoted posts. But you also make a good point about how this fits into the existing amount of info.

[hjiangsu]

Maybe we'll roll with this first and get user feedback. I'm not well versed in UI/UX so I'm not sure about the best approach here 😅