* Add view manager

* Don’t update screen style on ViewPagerScreenChangedEvent

* change version to legacy

* Fix headers after rebase

* version bump

* Add image to each list item

* Basics structure is done (I think)

toElement also animates into place, even though values are completely wrong.

* Stop relying on refs to resolve fromElements

* Hide only corresponding fromElement

* Animate sharedElements back into place on screen pop

* Update example project with Dota heroes

* Initial curved animation implementation

* Stop resolving sharedElement refs

* Move getLocationOnScreen to ViewUtils

* Parse control points passed from Js

* Scale animation works

Not sure about pivot coordinates yet.

* minor update to SharedElementsTransition screen

* Minor changes to example screens

* Draw shared elements on Screen

Ignore Z order and draw shared elements directly on screen

* stuff

* Start animation after views are drawn

* f

* Animate text color

* Less allocations when animating text color

* Switch from RGB to LAB 😎

* Save and restore SpannedString

* Use correct status bar height in Android M

* Pass show and hide duration from Js

* Fix flicker when show animation starts

* Make shared elements not clickable

motivation: might be related to some native crash

* Use linear interpolation as default interpolation

* Code cleanup

* Clear SharedElements refs when screen is destroyed

* Code cleanup

* Add decelerate interpolator

* No more occasional flicker on animation start (Hopefully 🙏)

* Add FastOutSlowIn interpolator

* Animate only visible shared elements

* Clip bounds animator somewhat works

* Hope fully no more flickery images

* Add interpolator to each animator

* some work on shared element screens

* rebase fix

* fix lint

* WIP

* Core function works e2e

* Queued overlays support

* Remove unneeded activity ref

* Add post-PR changes

consolidated some screens
minor ui changes and fixes

Navigator.push allows us to open a new screen. Currently it starts a new Activity with the screen
as it’s root view, but this is only a temporary behaviour. The intended behaviour is similar to
View Controllers on iOS which allows you to manage view hierarchies or a stack of fragments
managed by FragmentManager on Android.