Add tabs adapter for TabLayout

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`TabLayout` creates the tabs in an opaque, non-extensible way and there is no way to provide a custom view at creation time, you have to hack around it with an observer set on the content source (e.g., a `ViewPager` adapter) and then use `setCustomView()` on each tab, after they're created.

Besides, the way tabs' views are created prevents libraries such as [Calligraphy](https://github.com/chrisjenx/Calligraphy/) from correctly applying a typeface to the default tab views, because the `TextAppearance` is applied only after inflating the view, and there's no way to access the tabs pool nor any hook into the creation of new tabs.

### Suggested changes

Have a mechanism to create and bind the tabs' views, similar to list adapters, that have a `createTabView()` and a `bindTabView()` methods. The default implementation would simply retain the current behaviour; users could extend the default implementation to tweak the tabs' appearance (e.g., `CalligraphyUtils.applyFontToTextView(tabTextView, typeface);`) or to inflate their custom tab views without the waste of always inflating the default layout anyways.

Start at the TabLayout tab-creation path described in the issue, including its interaction with a ViewPager adapter. Define how createTabView() and bindTabView() would preserve the default behavior while allowing custom views and typeface application; done means callers can customize creation without observing the content source or inflating an unused default layout.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.