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Otherwise, the package will not build without GTK 3.

There have not been any releases of libadwaita yet and it is
considered unstable.

Unify all rows by using GtdTaskListViewModel. Now the new task row is
created by the listbox bind function, instead of being customly declared
in the UI file.

Checks for if any row is a GtdTaskRow needed to be added all around.

It's a tiny wrapper around GListModel that exposes the model's model,
and a sentinel item. This sentinel item will represent the new task
row.

No funcional changes.

GtdTaskListView is a final class, thus, it doesn't need a private
field. It's just wasteful to have it there.

It was used back when we showed a spinner while To Do was loading a task
list, but we're actually moving to a widget that won't require this kind
of workaround.

Also unused, and will get in the way for the list view port.

Nasty API, more than happy to drop it.

Thanks to Jakub we have a nice artwork to put in the welcome screen :)

Looks better.

Most of the times, the task row is destroyed after
the drag ends. When it happens, this callback triggers
a crash in GTK4.

We don't really need to do what the callback does, so
let's just remove it for now.

This limitation is no more.

The previous implementation was obscenely complicated due to moving
ranges of tasks (because, subtasks). We don't need to deal with that
anymore.

Rewrite this method to have a simpler approach, do less lookups in
the GSequence, and not increase/decrease refs so often.

The essence of the tests is preserved, and they test the same
stuff they used to, but now with the correct expectations and
no subtasks. Plus some variables were renamed.

Otherwise the counter won't match the panel's counter.

Highlight the top, bottom, or inbtween of the rows.

Use the allocation instead of translating the coordinates,
which is a much more expensive operation. Use the new sibling
APIs to rollback on the row list, instead of using row indexes,
which avoids many lookups in GSequence.

We don't need the DnD frame now that we don't handle
subtasks anymore.

Otherwise we simply cannot figure out what state the empty
state widget should be.

Remove the highlighted row from GtdTaskListViewPrivate since
we can simply use GtkListBox's methods to handle it. Add a
'enter' handler to update the highlithed row.