Remove styles folder

[ssomnoremac]

I haven't seen all too many RN apps use global styles. The style folder is a vestige from the web project you can leave behind. I'd suggest creating an example component in the component folder with example stylesheet usage.

[wswoodruff]

I just added some styles helpers in the styles/index.js file. The function addStyleHelpers provides an hoc that manages styles composition cascade order, there's an example of it's use in src/screens/home/components/HomeView.js, this also is now described in the README [here]

[ssomnoremac]

Cascade? Really? I'm sorry, I don't understand where you're going with this but there's too much web stuff here. Nobody cascades with styles with react or react native. Or at least they shouldn't.

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[wswoodruff]

The index.js of the styles folder has some inheritance helpers for styles, so that styles can be scoped easier. If you wrap your component in gStyles.addStyleHelpers(MenuItemDetail, lStyles) -- lStyles is local styles, which override the global styles. It's just a helper to Object.assign them all. The order is global styles -> passed-in styles from parent via styles prop -> local styles.