feat: add "Mark as done on open" setting#746
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adufr requested review from afonsojramos, bmulholland and setchy as code owners
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Issues related
Implements #714
Context
This PR introduces a new setting which I called "Mark as done on open" (defaults to
false).It takes advantage of the new API to mark a notification as done, and replaces the old "Mark as read on click" setting (which was removed in #713 because it became obsolete).
The PR also includes test, I pretty much copy-pasted everything from #713 to implement both the feature and the test, so there's really nothing new 😉
Discussion
I decided to name the setting "Mark as done on open" instead of "Mark as done on click" because "click" felt too vague to me (click on what?)
This can be discussed.