feat: add reading progress indicator to ArticleScreen#1030
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What changed
Added a thin animated horizontal progress bar to ArticleScreen that fills left to right as the user scrolls through an article.
File modified
frontend/src/screens/article/ArticleScreen.tsx
How it works
A 3px progress bar sits between the article image and the scroll content
As the user scrolls, onScroll computes contentOffset.y / (contentSize.height - layoutMeasurement.height) and animates the bar width using Animated.timing
Bar resets to 0 when navigating to a new article
scrollEventThrottle={16} added for smooth 60fps updates on iOS
No new dependencies — only uses Animated from React Native core which was already available.
Checklist
Progress bar visible below article image
Fills proportionally as user scrolls
Resets on new article navigation
Uses PRIMARY_COLOR, no overlap with existing UI
readEventSave / read-tracking behavior fully preserved
Zero new npm dependencies