[Blogging Prompts] Create Prompts List item

[thomashorta]

Part of #17125

Add the UI component for the Prompts List item matching UI specs, and use it in the Prompts List screen.

Note: this is still using mocked data!

Video Demo:

prompts-list-items-demo.mp4

To test:

1. Do the steps to enable the Prompts List feature flag found in the test section of [Blogging Prompts] Prompts list feature flag #17675
2. Sign in (if not signed in already)
3. Go to the home dashboard (My Site -> Home)
4. Verify the Prompts card is shown
5. Tap the 3-dot menu in the Prompts card
6. Tap the "View more prompts" option
7. Verify the Prompts List activity is shown
8. Verify it shows a "Loading..." text for a while
9. Verify the content is updated with a fake list of 11 items, matching the design spec

Regression Notes

1. Potential unintended areas of impact
   N/A

2. What I did to test those areas of impact (or what existing automated tests I relied on)
   N/A

3. What automated tests I added (or what prevented me from doing so)
   UI changes only, which are not currently covered by tests.

PR submission checklist:

• I have completed the Regression Notes.
• I have considered adding accessibility improvements for my changes.
• I have considered if this change warrants user-facing release notes and have added them to RELEASE-NOTES.txt if necessary.

[wpmobilebot]

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[wpmobilebot]

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	Build Type	Debug
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Note: This installable build uses the JalapenoDebug build flavor, and does not support Google Login.

[RenanLukas]

Thanks for the PR, @thomashorta . It's working as expected 🎉

There's just one thing I wanted to ask about the app language. Here I had Portuguese (Brazil) selected in the App Settings but the formatted date remains in English. Maybe we should be using something else instead of LocaleManager#getSafeLocale? 🤔

[thomashorta]

Thanks for the PR, @thomashorta . It's working as expected 🎉

There's just one thing I wanted to ask about the app language. Here I had Portuguese (Brazil) selected in the App Settings but the formatted date remains in English. Maybe we should be using something else instead of LocaleManager#getSafeLocale? 🤔

With the latest changes, using LocaleManagerWrapper this seems to be working correctly. Just a note that if the screen is opened already when the language is changed, it might need to be closed and opened again.

[RenanLukas]

Thanks for the changes, @thomashorta

LGTM

[thomashorta]

With the latest changes, using LocaleManagerWrapper this seems to be working correctly. Just a note that if the screen is opened already when the language is changed, it might need to be closed and opened again.

So, I was wrong about this one, I was under the impression @RenanLukas mentioned the Android System Language Settings, which were working in my last comment. But changing the language inside the Jetpack App settings was still showing the wrong date formatting.

Just have in mind that other strings in that screen are currently hardcoded or just added to strings.xml, that's why they are not translated yet.