The styles that defined the `account-panel` component now belong to the `panel` component, which is now used by the `account-panel` component for its styles.
It accepts an optional `onClick` property that it will fire when clicked!
Planning to use it for the tx-list.
Account detail view now has an animated transitioning `subview` section that allows us to show extra details within it.
Clicking `export` now slide replaces the transaction list with the export UI.
Added cancel/done/submit buttons to the Export UI. Done submits like Enter did, the other two transition back to the transaction list.
For some reason when first unlocking, the selected account is being instantly replaced with the accounts list, so I need to fix that before merging this into master.
Calls to `eth.sign` are now transiently persisted in memory, and displayed in a chronological stack with pending transactions (which are still persisted to disk).
This allows the user a method to sign/cancel transactions even if they miss the Chrome notification.
Improved a lot of the view routing, to avoid cases where routes would show an empty account view, or transition to the accounts list when it shouldn't.
Broke the transaction approval view into a couple components so messages and transactions could have their own templates.
When selecting an account, we now persist the selection to the `configManager`, so the selection can be restored when re-unlocking Metamask.
Also found the bug where `rawtestrpc` was still being used as a default, and fixed it!
- When unlocking, the first account is now selected by default and displayed as the main view.
- There is now a "CHANGE ACCT" button on the detail view to show the accounts list.
- Clicking an account from the accounts list now navigates to the detail view and selects that account.
- Config/Info screen "back" buttons now fire a new action, `GO_HOME`, which is configured to navigate to the accountDetail view, putting that logic in one place.
- When locking and unlocking again, the first account is always displayed, eventually we should persist the selection.
Dan Finlay