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Users in navbar
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Refactored code so users are in nav_bar and fingerprints in dropdown. Also not showing whole nav if there is only one user opting instead to invisibly select that. It makes experimenting with the UI much easier.
For this decided to get users via DBus blocking, meaning synchronously, and constructing the whole nav before initializing AppModel. This makes startup slower. but in reality, there is stuff going on anyways. This makes has the additional property of making the code simpler as there was a bunch of asynchronous stuff going on. The other way would've required replacing nav with custom element or doing nav changes in places where self was mutable and it seemed sketchy to me.
Also fixed the icon to be icon_file. Did not get user icon's displayed yet (if it even is possible).