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Explicit choice on startup: resume current scan or start new - #204
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With the new ResumeScanScreen, users don't reach the ExportScreen directly on startup. See #204.
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It seems that some app concepts are unclear to some users (current scan, scan ≠ page, see #201). This is probably linked to the removal of the Home screen (#170) which also removed the explicit choice on startup when a current scan exists: either resume the current scan or start a new one. The explicit choice at least clarified the concept of current scan. This PR creates a new screen that is displayed only on startup when a current scan exists. When the user wants to start a new scan (probably the most common case), it takes one tap, exactly the same as currently.