Before the introduction of `StoryboardResourceLookupStore`, missing
files would softly fail by use of null fallbacks. After the
aforementioned class was added, however, the fallbacks would not work
anymore if for whatever reason `GetStoragePathFromStoryboardPath()`
failed to unmap the storyboard asset name to a storage path.
Progress didn't work for several reasons:
- It was spinning when nothing was actually happening yet
(especially egregious with autodownload off)
- It was blocking exits (as all progress notifications do)
- When actually going to download, two progress notifications would
pertain to one thing
- It wasn't helping much with the actual implementation of score
re-import, cancelling the progress notification would result in
similarly jank UX of beatmap importing but not the score.
The full-stack test using the whole 9 `OsuGameTest` yards is unusable
for rapid development. I don't really get how you could ever design
anything using it without tossing your computer out the window.
Wanting to use this inside notification, it turns out that the original
design did not work very well at such narrow widths, and additionally
the typical button setup borrowed from elsewhere resulted in teeny tiny
action buttons.
To that end, slim down the design (get rid of thumbnail, audio preview,
make expandable right side slimmer), as well as change the entire panel
so that it has only one action associated with it at all times, and
clicking the panel in any place triggers that action.