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lasuite-drive/src/frontend/apps/drive
Nathan Panchout 0cc97d65c3 🐛(front) add actions menu on mobile My Files page
The more_vert button was only shown inside folders
on mobile. This adds a dropdown with create folder
and import options on the My Files default route.
Also adds includeCreate option to useCreateMenuItems
to allow excluding document creation items.
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