Add new toolbars for users to use to allow more customizability
- Added a commit by David Faure to add new toolbars when available
- Added two new toolbars
- Uncommented out the editToolBar.
The main purpose of this MR is to allow the users to enable a custom toolbar and then add to it all the docker buttons they wish to have (using MR !2419) and have it on a vertical bar for example. But of course there are more possibilities. The main idea is that it's possible to have more toolbars, so they don't have to be connected to the BrushesAndStuff things or appear horizontally on top of the window.
Test Plan
- Make sure the toolbars are invisible by default.
- They shouldn't break the undo/redo buttons
- When enabled, they should appear in their own new line, NOT next to the BrushesAndStuff (which would push the workspace button to the left).
Formalities Checklist
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Does the patch add a user-visible feature? If yes, is there a documentation MR ready for it at Krita Documentation Repository?
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