Emoji autosuggest menu

[SaurabhJamadagni]

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Description

Hey @andrewtavis, here's my attempt at trying to keep the PRs atomic and issue specific. 😅

Will move on to the functionality implementation for emoji autosuggest menu item next. This PR adds:

• Menu option for toggling emoji autosuggestions
• Fixes toggle colours

Hope this works! Thanks 😄

Related issue

• Menu item to trigger emoji autosuggestions #310

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[andrewtavis]

Looks good, @SaurabhJamadagni! One minor question, do you know why all the .entitlements files are red? Will merge regardless, but would be nice to get your opinions on those 😊

[SaurabhJamadagni]

I didn't understand @andrewtavis sorry. Red as in?

[andrewtavis]

Sorry for not explaining well, @SaurabhJamadagni! I expected that you’d get what I was talking about as you would be seeing it too. Like those files’ names in my Xcode are red like they have errors. The names of the files in the sidebar, where directories and files have white names normally (or default text color).

[SaurabhJamadagni]

Like those files’ names in my Xcode are red like they have errors.

That's weird @andrewtavis. Because they look normal in my version. Let me try to search why this might be happening. Will share soon.

[andrewtavis]

No stress about it, @SaurabhJamadagni. Likely just a bug in Xcode :)