feat: display the note parents structure #275
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…n useNoteComposableState interface
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…pplied, still need work to be done
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Problem:
The issue is that when accessing a note, you would not know the note parent hierarchy, or the note parent of the actual note you are accessing.
Solution:
As describe in issue #256, we will be displaying the parent note structure at the top left of the note, following the tasks required to insure that the display of the note structure would be efficient.
Resolves #256