new detox test command to run test cases when device is locked, one failing test case for Android when app is running by tapping on a notification and device is locked and the app is not running in the background.

When setRoot is called, modals should be destroyed, while Overlay components can remain on screen.

Add support for dot indicator to BottomTabs.

The default value for `UITabBarItem.title` is `nil` as specified by the docs:
> You should set this property before adding the item to a bar. The default value is nil.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uibaritem/1616412-title

This changes allows for this to be `nil`.

Update Installing.md

Add step 2b that references Header Search Paths that were seen in this GitHub issue:
https://github.com/wix/react-native-navigation/issues/1933

V1 had two SideMenu implementations. In v2 we've decided to stick with one and for some reason
code related to the unsupported implementation was left in the project.

This approach is still not ideal as it assumes there's a visible stack somewhere in the Hierarchy.
It's better than the current implementation so I'm pushing it and will reiterate in the future if needed.

This effectively reverts 96661e3308 and fixes the issue properly.

custom component.

* Fixed constants bug (closes #4807)

* Fixed constants bug (closes #4807)

Corrected 

Controls he behavior of screens displayed modally. 

to this

Controls the behavior of screens displayed modally.

Closes  #4001

Useful for aligning the title when TopBar height is changed.

Closes #5157

This is an example of how to use React’s Context API and RNN. This solution isn’t ideal, hopefully someone
would be able to build upon this example and improve it.

When a Stack’s root was set with an id of one of the Stack’s current children, there was a crash
since the wrong elements were removed from the stack.

This commit fixes this by creating a new stack when setStackRoot is called, and destroying all ViewControllers from the previous Stack.

Fixes #5117

Fixed minor linguistic mistake