* Enhanced the process of adding books to the library to prevent unnecessary data loading from libkiwix.
* Released the memory occupied by bookmarks and archives to resolve potential issues when running migrations on lower-end devices.
* Refined test cases to thoroughly assess the migration process.
* Enhanced the migration logic to effectively manage large datasets during migration.
* Optimized the Bookmark functionality to minimize unnecessary data loading on libkiwix. Retrieving data from libkiwix is now performed only when there is a change in the bookmark, reducing redundant data fetches. Otherwise, the previously loaded data is returned to minimize unnecessary resource access.
* Enhanced the `isBookMarkExist` method, addressing a bug that prevented the addition of new bookmarks for the same file. The method has been refactored for improved functionality.
* In the debug version, added informative logs to provide developers with insights into the bookmark-saving functionality.
* We now save this library information into a file named `library.txt` and subsequently read from it to retrieve file paths and favicons.
* The test cases have been refactored to accommodate this new functionality.
* The `ObjectBoxToLibkiwiMigrator` code has also been enhanced. With this change, we now save books in the library for their favicon and zimFilePath, resulting in a refactor and improvement of this class's functionality and its associated test cases.
* The process of writing bookmarks and library data to file has been enhanced. Now, this is performed asynchronously in a background thread to mitigate potential data loss.
* Additionally, several other improvements have been made throughout the codebase.
* We introduced a Flowable list in LibkiwixBookmarks to observe live changes on the UI. Previously, the UI was not updating after deleting bookmarks on the BookmarkScreen, and toggling bookmarks in the reader screen was also not reflecting the changes. To address this, we created a Flowable list and are now observing it whenever bookmarks are added or removed in the library.
* A few Samsung devices use the `f2fs` file system, such as the `Samsung Galaxy Note 10` and `Samsung s23 ultra`. Therefore, we have added the f2fs file system to the support 4GB filesystem list because this file system type allows the writing of files larger than 4GB.
* We have enhanced our scanning process to provide real-time progress updates, allowing users to track how much time is required to complete the operation.
