* Rename to onChildWillAppear

* update roadmap

on clicking the outside of the sideMenu area sideMenu not closing,
because there is a problem in the code which i modified now

Each animation (push, pop etc) can be enabled or disabled separately

I made the text a little more punchy and easy to read.

The following  https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation/pull/3006 implemented this functionality

This reverts commit db567ea7b3.

This reverts commit ee48da2e7c.

This reverts commit 594cd772cd.

* pass props for topBar background component

* refactored custom components

* pass props for topBar background component

* refactored custom components

* refactored RNNOptions object

* Use margin to control component position relative to TopBar

RelativeLayout rules caused excessive CPU usage due to issues with RN's
keyboard detection mechanism (based on global layout listener)

* Skip custom transition e2e on Android

* Improved the clarity of the top-level API doc (#2984)

I clarified some of the language here so that it is easier for the beginner to understand. (It was a little bit awkward before)

* Increase gradle daemon process memory

* Disable Orientation test on Android

* Fix SideMenu e2e

* Fix popTo

* Use margin instead of RelativeLayout rules to align component to BottomTabs

Rules caused excessive CPU usage due to RN issue with global layout listener
and keyboard visibility detection.

* Update README.md

for triggering build

* Update README.md

* Consolidate pop and animatePop

* Update top-level-api.md ... more copyediting. (#3002)

Further clarification of some of the top level API stuff.

* popTo animates top screen

* Refactor component options on Android

* Stop processing passProps from options

* removed comments

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Further clarification of some of the top level API stuff.

for triggering build

Rules caused excessive CPU usage due to RN issue with global layout listener
and keyboard visibility detection.

I clarified some of the language here so that it is easier for the beginner to understand. (It was a little bit awkward before)