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feat: typography and optional pid #175

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janrtvld
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I've restructured the typography so that it's more consistent. I've also made the PID optional during the onboarding. For now, it's disabled on the main screen and if you want to set it up you'll need to reset. I'm working on extracting the scanning logic out of the onboarding but that was a bit more work than i thought 🥲.

For now this removes the PID req so we can test easier with just regular EAA's.

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Yeah the onboarding became quite complex sadly. How do you want to show it within the app on main screen, as a modal? Or a push screen?

Would be nice if we can reuse the complete flow, as otherwise we'll have consistencies very quickly 😬

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It's quite some steps so I was thinking just a regular screen flow. I want to re-use most of it but there might be some differences. E.g. if you do it after the onboarding there is an extra screen needed for your wallet pin, as you can not re-use the value that the user has entered during the onboarding.

But will do my best 👍

@janrtvld janrtvld merged commit 9f1f7f3 into main Sep 16, 2024
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