Use effective filtering for feeds #7736
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* origin/main: Make Android app start faster by disabling JS bundle compression (#7751) Nightly source-language update Update tests Screen for searching user's posts (#7622) Add translations missed in last PR (#7748) 1.98 release: Pull latest from crowdin (#7746) [Instrumentation] Signin (#7742) Reenable router events (#7735) Nightly source-language update Bitdrift integration (#7728) Use effective filtering for feeds (#7736) Update PostInteractionSettingsDialog.tsx (#7726)
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In #4818 we added filtering for labels on feeds, but in most cases it was not effective. This PR opts to use
contentMediaview for feeds, which is technically not correct for this use case, but does the job it should be doing for now.We will follow-up with improvements to make this more sound in the near future.