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Update changelog for image viewer tweaks in PR#10

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# Relatica Change Log
## Version 0.x.0 (beta)
* Fixed image viewer quirks with text overwriting, lack of mouse scrollwheel zoom, and responsiveness
quirk (https://gitlab.com/mysocialportal/relatica/-/merge_requests/10)
## Version 0.1.0 (beta)
* Initial public release, as an early beta.
* Major working features (at least in initial implementation versions):
* Logging in with username/password. These are stored using the OS specific key vaults
* Writing posts
* Typing @ brings up a list of all known fediverse accounts that the app has ever seen as you type (but not all that your server has seen)
* Typing # brings up a list of all known hashtags that the app has ever seen as you type (but not all that your server has seen)
* Very basic markdown (wrapping in stars for bold/italics)
* Adding new images to posts
* Image posting with easy means of adding ALT text
* Attaching existing images to posts
* Resharing posts
* Browsing timelines including from groups you've created. In this app "Home" is the same as the "Network" (grid) button in Frio and "Yours" is the equivalent of the Home button in the app.
* Browsing notifications and marking individual ones read or all read
* Getting gallery list and browsing galleries
* Browsing your contacts or searching contacts that are known by your app
* Adjudicating follow requests
* Going to individual profiles to see their posts, follow/unfollow, add/remove from groups
* A "low bandwidth" mode that defers loading of images until you click on them, unless the app already has that image cached locally.
* Light/dark mode selection
* Opening posts, comments, and profiles in the "external" browser
* Playing videos within the app on iOS and Android.
* Pulling down to refresh timelines, galleries, and posts but loading newer or older posts has specific buttons (this will probably change in the near future)
* Pulling down to refresh notifications and contacts gets updates to that respective data (this may change in the near future)
* Logging in with username/password. These are stored using the OS specific key vaults
* Writing posts
* Typing @ brings up a list of all known fediverse accounts that the app has ever seen as you type (but not all
that your server has seen)
* Typing # brings up a list of all known hashtags that the app has ever seen as you type (but not all that your
server has seen)
* Very basic markdown (wrapping in stars for bold/italics)
* Adding new images to posts
* Image posting with easy means of adding ALT text
* Attaching existing images to posts
* Resharing posts
* Browsing timelines including from groups you've created. In this app "Home" is the same as the "Network" (grid)
button in Frio and "Yours" is the equivalent of the Home button in the app.
* Browsing notifications and marking individual ones read or all read
* Getting gallery list and browsing galleries
* Browsing your contacts or searching contacts that are known by your app
* Adjudicating follow requests
* Going to individual profiles to see their posts, follow/unfollow, add/remove from groups
* A "low bandwidth" mode that defers loading of images until you click on them, unless the app already has that
image cached locally.
* Light/dark mode selection
* Opening posts, comments, and profiles in the "external" browser
* Playing videos within the app on iOS and Android.
* Pulling down to refresh timelines, galleries, and posts but loading newer or older posts has specific buttons (
this will probably change in the near future)
* Pulling down to refresh notifications and contacts gets updates to that respective data (this may change in the
near future)