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Add actions list page and integrate mockups

Add a new page called ActionsListPage that will list available actions
fetched from the backend.
A new provider called ActionsService is responsible for the fetch.

Some mockups made by Melanie and Ananda are integrated, specifically:
* The slide menu
* The map page

> The actions list page will be integrated in the next PR

Integrating mockups resulted in several custom components being created.

* One for displaying icons from the BioPocket icon set (which is managed
through inline SVG and CLI scripts).
* One for displaying items in the slide menu
* One for displaying specific icons in the above mentioned items
* One for displaying the slide menu header
* And one for displaying the user's profile picture

Each of those components are accompanied with their respective tests and
documentation.
Speeaking of documentation, there's a new folder in the app structure
called `docs`. This is where specific markdown files for part of the
application should go, in order to reduce the size of the `DEVELOPMENT.md`
file.

The mockup integration has been done with compomise in mind : It has both
platform-specific elements or styles (like some fonts or animations), but
still implements specific graphic elements from the mockups.
SASS variables have been updated and expanded to ease future integrations
and the documentation have been updated regarding this topic also.

Use of TypeScript aliases have been expanded through the app.
Files have been updated to make use of these new aliases, both in the
app's code and in the app's tests.

Removed `/src/models/index.ts` as it's now obsolete:
To import a model, you can just do
`import {} from '@models/<model-name>'`.

SASS variables have been updated and expande
Update the documentation to reflect these changes,
and to document previous changes.

All the new providers, pages and components added to the project are
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