Redo OPDS feed to use SwiftUI #671
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| id = publication.links.first(where: { $0.rels.contains(.self) })?.href | ||
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This is somewhat fragile because you could have multiple publications with the same identifier (unlikely) or title (likely). This means we must later use the .unique() trick, which should not be necessary.
Instead, I would use the index of the publication in the feed list for ID, as it should not change during the rendition of the feed. Maybe prefixed with the feed URL (and the index of a group if needed?, so that it would look like 1.4).
What do you think?
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This PR redoes the OPDS feed screens to use SwiftUI and removes their old UIKit counterparts.