Feat: redesign responsive navigation for mobile and narrow screens#1142
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Add a test for mobile folder drawer functionality.
Added functionality to save and reset draft on close.
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Closes #71
Context
A desktop three-pane layout cannot simply collapse on smaller screens. This PR implements a dedicated mobile navigation model—transitioning fluidly between a folder drawer, message list, and reader view—ensuring a coherent and native-feeling experience on mobile devices.
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✅ Acceptance Criteria Verified
🧪 QA & Success Signal
Ready for UX validation and usability testing. Our target success signal is that mobile task completion times for core workflows remain within 20% of the desktop baseline.