Feature/read progress tracking#1327
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PR Description
This PR introduces Read Progress Tracking for articles, allowing users to seamlessly resume reading long-form content.
Key Changes:
ReadProgress.ts): Implemented AsyncStorage utility to safely save and fetch scroll progress (0-100%).dataSlice.ts): Added areadProgressdictionary to the Redux store. Progress for all saved articles is loaded globally on app launch viaHomeScreen.tsx.ArticleScreen.tsx): AddedonScrolllisteners to calculate scroll percentage dynamically. If a user revisits an article and has read between 10% and 95%, a non-intrusive floating "Continue Reading" prompt appears, allowing them to tap "Resume" and automatically scroll to their previous position.ArticleCard.tsx): Integrated a subtle, horizontal progress bar at the bottom of the article card container on list screens to visually indicate the user's progress.Type of Change
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Fixes #1274
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