* ref(Filmstrip): Optimize resizes.

* fix(thumbnails): resize.

* fix(thumbnails): Issue with height 0, width 0.

* doc(Filmstrip): Improve JSDoc.

When ensureTrack is set to true a track will be created with the given media
type. 'presenter' is not supported on RN.

Move call to reloadNow() on CONNECTION_FAILED to
the ./features/app/middleware to avoid importing higher order feature
from the lower level one.

Do not return anything from JitsiConnection.connect, because it's not
a promise and returns void. Doing so is confusing to the reader.

Also removed some no longer used styles.

- Adds the ability to share video as a "PiP" when screenshare is in progress.
- Add a method for creating a local presenter track.
- Make sure isLocalVideoTrackMuted returns the correct mute state when only screenshare is present.
- Make sure we get the updated window size of the window being shared before painting it on the canvas.
- Make sure we check if the shared window has been resized

* Adds an option to set email through iframe API init and to stats.

* Simplifies configuring email and displayName in stats.

Removes enableStatsID as not needed as when off we are sending as callstats id xmpp resource which is unique per call and id must be something that sticks between calls (callstatsUsername).

* Adds email and displayName in stats config for mobile.

* chore(deps): Updates lib-jitsi-meet to latest dd31f0a.

* Removes enableStatsID from config and whitelist.

It crashes on Android. Well, on the JSC version React Native uses on Android.

While we could use this fallback only on Android, we have decided to use it
on all mobile platforms for consistency.

iOS 10 crashes, so don't use it there, in any case.

Currently only 2 options are implemented, mainly aimed at helping troubleshoot
audio related problems:

- Disable native call integration (it disables CallKit / ConnectionService)
- Disable P2P

We are downloading code off the Internet and executing it on the user's device,
so run it sandboxed to avoid potential bad actors.

Since it's impossible to eval() safely in JS and React Native doesn't offer
something akin to Node's vm module, here we are rolling our own.

On Android it uses the Duktape JavaScript engine and on iOS the builtin
JavaScriptCore engine. The extra JS engine is *only* used for evaluating the
downloaded code and returning a JSON string which is then passed back to RN.

None of them work on mobile.