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Issue being fixed or feature implemented

dashwallet-ios has its own segmented control, used by the Payments landing (Receive / Internal / Send, with icons), Explore and DashConnect Connections (dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1277). Designs now come from the Android Figma, and the rule on iOS is to reuse the iOS component, so it belongs here with the other shared components.

What was done?

• SegmentedControl moved from dashwallet-ios (DashWallet/Sources/UI/SwiftUI Components/SegmentedControl.swift), made public: SegmentedControl(options:selection:label:icon:) (icon optional, artwork above each label chosen per selection state) and SegmentedControl(options:selection:) for strings. Layout constants stay private.
• Colours come from the Segment Control tokens: segmentControlBackground (pill), segmentControlBackgroundGroup (track), segmentControlContSelected / segmentControlContNotSelected (labels), instead of a colour-scheme branch and primaryText.opacity(0.4). Light is unchanged. Dark changes slightly: the track goes from gray at 20 % to white at 10 % (a little darker, neutral), selected labels from 90 % to 100 % white and unselected ones from 36 % to 40 %.
• Taps only. The app's control lets you slide a finger across the segments to change the selection; DashUIKit's does not. Selection changes by tapping a segment, through one Button per segment that covers its share of the track (the inset included). Drag-to-select can come back in its own PR together with a real-touch test.
• The control keeps its own height when its container offers more (the icon variant used to stretch with its pill).
• The pill is placed from the segments' own bounds, so it follows a right-to-left layout and the Buttons sit exactly over the drawn segments at any width.
• A selection that matches no option selects no segment and draws no pill (it used to sit under the first one). Of a repeated option only the first copy is selected.
• VoiceOver: one button per segment in one container, the segment's label, the selected trait on the chosen one, no "Double tap to select" hint on the selected segment or on a disabled control. .disabled(true) stops taps and activation.
• One spring for the pill; foregroundStyle; equal segment widths whatever the labels.
• Previews for every state (text, icon, tall container, right to left, narrow, disabled, no matching selection, dark); snapshot tests (text and icon in every selection position, right to left, tall container, narrow, no matching selection); unit tests for the selection rule. Catalogued in docs/buttons-and-inputs.md, docs/README.md, README.md and docs/snapshot-tests.md.
• dashwallet-ios drops its copy once this is tagged.

Known, not in this PR:

• Dynamic Type: labels use the fixed-size footnoteMedium on one line and do not scale.
• The "Double tap to select" hint is English only, with the package's localization gap.
• A disabled control has no disabled look of its own (as in the app).

How Has This Been Tested?

• swift build (macOS); xcodebuild test -scheme DashUIKit on an iOS 27 simulator (34 tests); conventions.sh OK.
• On the iOS 27 simulator, the accessibility tree and accessibilityActivate() per segment: one button per segment with the right label, the selected trait, activation writes the binding once, a disabled control reports not-enabled and writes nothing, right to left mirrors the buttons to match the pill, a host .accessibilityLabel leaves the segment labels alone, and at ideal width the buttons follow the drawn cells.
• Rendered light, dark, right to left, narrow and in a tall container, and compared with the PR's first version (the app's control). Snapshot references are rendered by the CI job and checked image by image.
• Not tested with a real finger.

Before / After

Before is this PR's first version, which is the app's control as it is today.

	Before	After
Light
Dark

• No visual change (refactor, tests, docs). Say why in "What was done?".

Breaking Changes

None in DashUIKit: the type is new. For the app, sliding across the segments no longer changes the selection once it moves to this control.

Checklist:

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas
• I have added or updated relevant unit/integration/functional/e2e tests
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation

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• New Features
  • Added a segmented control for choosing one option from a text-only or icon-based list, with accessible selection feedback and right-to-left layout support.
• Documentation
  • Added the control to the component catalog and Buttons & inputs guide, including details about styling, accessibility, and selection behavior.
• Tests
  • Added coverage for selection behavior and visual layouts, including narrow labels and selections with no matching option.

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Walkthrough

This pull request adds SegmentedControl<T: Hashable> for text or icon options. It updates a selection binding when a different option is tapped, adds accessibility behavior, and includes tests, previews, and documentation.

Changes: SegmentedControl

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Selection model and layout Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift	Adds first-match selection lookup, tracks segment bounds, and positions the selection pill within the control layout.
Segment rendering and interaction Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift	Adds text and optional icon rendering, accessible segment buttons, animated selection updates, a String initializer, and previews.
Component validation and documentation Tests/DashUIKitTests/SegmentedControlSelectionTests.swift, SnapshotTests/Tests/DashUIKitSnapshotTests/SegmentedControlSnapshotTests.swift, docs/buttons-and-inputs.md, docs/README.md, docs/snapshot-tests.md, README.md	Adds selection tests and snapshots for text, icon, layout, and unmatched-selection cases. Adds the component to the catalog and documentation.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Possibly related issues

• dashpay/DashUIKit#42 — The new component’s snapshot tests and documented coverage address the issue’s stated missing snapshot coverage for public components.

Possibly related PRs

• dashpay/DashUIKit#40 — Adds the snapshot test harness and documentation structure used by this pull request.

Suggested reviewers: romchornyi-pitcrew

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 8397c

The segmented control is mergeable on the available evidence. Additional automated coverage for tapping, accessibility, and repeated options would improve regression protection but does not establish a current behavior failure.

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✅ Review posted for commit 8397c12 · triage: normal · approve · took 4 min

[romchornyi-pitcrew]

✅ no blockers · no majors · 7 non-blocking recommendations — reviewed at e2fe20d504

Level	Verdict
1 · Idea	✅ valid	A control used on three app screens belongs with the shared components, and designs now come from one Figma
2 · Architecture	✅ right layer	A moved, now-public component. The app drops its copy after the tag
3 · Completeness	✅ complete	All dashwallet-ios call sites (PaymentsTabSelector, DashSpendFlexibleContent, ConnectionsScreen in #1277) fit the public inits unchanged. Docs and catalogue rows are added
4 · Code	✅ clean	Line-for-line parity with the app copy on develop. Color.dash.shadow and Font.dash.footnoteMedium carry the app's values. The two-argument onChange keeps initial: false. The only UIKit use (the trait-based shadow colour) is gone, so the file builds on macOS

Most checks were still running when this review was written (only Unit tests and Validate PR title had passed).

7 non-blocking recommendations

1. Use the existing Segment Control tokens —

   DashUIKit/Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift

   Line 93 in e2fe20d

   .fill(colorScheme == .dark ? Color.dash.whiteAlpha20 : Color.dash.white)

   and the track and label colours further down — the catalogue already has segmentControlBackground, segmentControlBackgroundGroup, segmentControlContSelected and segmentControlContNotSelected (

   DashUIKit/Sources/DashUIKit/Foundation/Color+DashUI.swift

   Lines 134 to 138 in e2fe20d

   	public static var segmentControlBackground: Color { dashAsset("SegmentControlBackground") }
   	public static var segmentControlBackgroundGroup: Color { dashAsset("SegmentControlBackgroundGroup") }
   	public static var segmentControlContNotSelected: Color { dashAsset("SegmentControlContNotSelected") }
   	public static var segmentControlContSelected: Color { dashAsset("SegmentControlContSelected") }
   	public static var segmentControlDivider: Color { dashAsset("SegmentControlDivider") }

   ), all unused. The control builds them by hand instead: a colorScheme branch for the pill, gray300Alpha20 for the track, primaryText.opacity(0.4) for unselected labels. CLAUDE.md says to use the token, not inline theming. In dark mode the hand-made values also differ from the tokens (the track is gray at 20% rather than white at 10%). Since parity with the app is the goal of this PR, a follow-up that switches to the tokens, with a dark render, may be the cleaner order. (tokens verified at this head)
2. Drag-to-select claims every touch —

   DashUIKit/Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift

   Lines 130 to 136 in e2fe20d

   	)
   	.highPriorityGesture(
   	DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0)
   	.onChanged { value in
   	guard segmentWidth > 0 else { return }
   	updateSelection(at: value.location.x)
   	}

   — highPriorityGesture(DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0)) selects on touch-down and outranks the parent's pan. A vertical scroll that starts on the control (in ConnectionsScreen, inside a ScrollView) switches tabs, and may not scroll at all. This predates the move, but every host inherits it now. A small minimumDistance plus a horizontal-only check would keep both. (not verified at runtime)
3. Right-to-left —

   DashUIKit/Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift

   Lines 86 to 96 in e2fe20d

   	let index = options.firstIndex(of: selection) ?? 0
   	return CGFloat(index) * segmentWidth
   	}
   	public var body: some View {
   	ZStack(alignment: .leading) {
   	RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: Layout.segmentCornerRadius)
   	.fill(colorScheme == .dark ? Color.dash.whiteAlpha20 : Color.dash.white)
   	.shadow(color: Color.dash.shadow, radius: Layout.shadowRadius, x: 0, y: Layout.shadowY)
   	.frame(width: max(1, segmentWidth))
   	.offset(x: indicatorOffset)

   and the drag mapping — the pill uses .offset(x: index * segmentWidth) from .leading, and drag picks Int(location.x / segmentWidth) from the left edge, while the HStack mirrors. In Arabic or Persian (the app ships both), the pill can sit under the wrong segment and a drag selects the mirror option. This predates the move. (not verified at runtime)
4. The VoiceOver hint leaves the app's catalogue — "Double tap to select" now resolves from Bundle.module, which has no localizations, so it is English everywhere. Once the app drops its copy, its additive = false BartyCrouch run removes the key there too. VoiceOver already says "double-tap to activate" for a button, so dropping the hint is the simplest fix. It is also set on the already-selected segment, where a double tap does nothing.
5. Selection outside options, duplicate options —

   DashUIKit/Sources/DashUIKit/Components/SegmentedControl.swift

   Line 86 in e2fe20d

   let index = options.firstIndex(of: selection) ?? 0

   — firstIndex ?? 0 puts the pill under the first segment while no label is styled or announced as selected. ForEach(options, id: \.self) misbehaves with duplicate options. A DEBUG assert, or a line in the docs, would state both preconditions.
6. One animation, not three — the same spring runs through withAnimation in select(), .animation(value:) on the pill, and .animation(value:) on every segment. One of them would keep a host-driven change and a tap identical, with one place to tune.
7. Reuse and previews — the hand-rolled GeometryReader + onAppear / onChange repeats readingFrame(coordinateSpace:onChange:). The previews have no long label and no dark pin. .foregroundColor is still used, which #43 is sweeping out. Whichever of the two merges second will need to cover this file.

Review details

Tier: normal (a new public component, moved from the app). Levels 1–3 inline. Level 4 used the general lane (/code-review high) and the UI/accessibility specialist lane, which diffed the file against the dashwallet-ios develop copy and checked every call site, the token values, macOS, accessibility, Dynamic Type and RTL. The verifier checked the segmentControl* tokens and the gesture code at this head. Items 2, 3 and 5 predate the move and are listed because the component is now public.

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[romchornyi-pitcrew]

✅ Approved (advisory), re-review. Since e2fe20d the branch only merged master (#40, #41, #42); the PR's own diff is unchanged apart from the docs/README.md conflict, which is resolved correctly (SwitchView from master and SegmentedControl from this PR are both listed). One new point comes with the merge: master's CLAUDE.md now asks for a snapshot test for a new component.

Level	Verdict
1. Idea	✅ Unchanged: move the app's segmented control into the package.
2. Architecture	✅ Unchanged.
3. Completeness	⚠️ No SegmentedControlSnapshotTests (see recommendation 1); docs are otherwise in place.
4. Code	✅ No blockers or majors (general lane at this head, verified).

Closed since the last review: none — the component code did not change, so the seven earlier recommendations still apply. They are repeated in short form below, with three new ones.

Non-blocking recommendations (10)

New at this head:

1. Snapshot test for the new component — master's CLAUDE.md now says "A new component state that matters visually gets a snapshot test in SnapshotTests/Tests/DashUIKitSnapshotTests/<Component>SnapshotTests.swift". SegmentedControl.swift#L44 has text and icon variants and a separate dark pill, and none of them has a reference image yet; the "Covered:" list in docs/snapshot-tests.md would gain an entry too. Per the docs, the references come from the CI job (fetch-snapshots.sh), not a local simulator.
2. Icon variant can stretch vertically — #L141 drops the fixed height for the icon variant, and the pill RoundedRectangle in the ZStack (#L92-L98) takes whatever height is offered. In a container with spare vertical room the track and pill grow past the two-line content. .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) on the control would cap it. (read from the code, not rendered)
3. Dynamic Type — labels use the fixed-size footnoteMedium with lineLimit(1) in a 40pt frame (#L161-L165), so they neither scale with accessibility text sizes nor wrap; long translations truncate. Predates the move.

Still open from the last review:

4. Use the Segment Control tokens — segmentControlBackground, segmentControlBackgroundGroup, segmentControlContSelected, segmentControlContNotSelected exist and are unused; the control builds the colours by hand (#L93, #L106, #L142).
5. Drag-to-select claims every touch — highPriorityGesture(DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0)) (#L131-L137) selects on touch-down and can take a vertical scroll that starts on the control.
6. Right-to-left — the pill offset and Int(x / segmentWidth) (#L168) assume option 0 is on the left while the HStack mirrors.
7. VoiceOver hint — "Double tap to select" (#L117) resolves from Bundle.module, which has no localizations, and is also read on the already-selected segment.
8. Selection outside options, duplicate options — firstIndex ?? 0 (#L86) puts the pill under the first segment while nothing is styled or announced as selected.
9. One animation, not three — withAnimation in select() plus .animation(value:) at #L97 and #L112.
10. Reuse and idiom — the GeometryReader + onAppear/onChange block (#L122-L130) repeats readingFrame(coordinateSpace:onChange:); .foregroundColor at #L106 is what #43 sweeps out.

Review details

• Head reviewed: af56667 (previous bot review: e2fe20d). Compared the PR's own diff against the merge base before and after the merge: identical except the docs/README.md conflict resolution.
• Tier: normal. Levels 1–3 inline. Level 4: general lane (/code-review high) at this head; no specialist lane, since the component code is unchanged and the UI lane covered it last time.
• Verifier: confirmed the CLAUDE.md snapshot rule at this head and the absence of a SegmentedControl snapshot test; items 2 and 3 are from reading the code, not rendered.

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[romchornyi]

Thanks for both reviews. Where each point ended up (fix round on top of af56667, head now 8397c12):

1. Segment Control tokens — fixed in be10619. The pill, track and labels use segmentControlBackground, segmentControlBackgroundGroup, segmentControlContSelected and segmentControlContNotSelected. Light is unchanged. Dark: the track goes from gray at 20 % to white at 10 %, and the labels from 90 % / 36 % to 100 % / 40 % white (Before / After in the description).
2. Drag-to-select claims every touch — answered by removing drag-to-select (2b47c77). Selection changes only by tapping. Each segment is its own Button and covers its share of the track, inset included (5b8816d, ac1ea00). Nothing on the control takes a scroll or a pager swipe any more. Sliding across segments can come back in its own PR, together with a real-touch test.
3. Right-to-left — fixed. The pill and the Buttons are placed from the segments' own bounds anchors (052f8ef, 5b8816d), so both follow the mirrored row. Checked on an iOS 27 simulator: in the accessibility tree, the first option's button sits on the right under the pill. There are a right-to-left snapshot and a preview.
4. VoiceOver hint — partly. The hint is gone from the selected segment and from a disabled control (5b8816d). It is still English only, which is listed as known in the description along with the package's localization gap.
5. Selection outside options, duplicate options — fixed in be10619. No option matches → no segment is selected and no pill is drawn. Of a repeated option only the first copy is selected. ForEach is keyed by index. The rule is in the docs, unit tests, a preview and a snapshot.
6. One animation, not three — fixed. One spring constant, applied once to the drawing. The tap's withAnimation stays, so host content that switches on the selection moves with the pill, as it does in the app.
7. Reuse and previews — readingFrame / the hand-rolled GeometryReader are gone; the pill comes from anchor preferences. .foregroundStyle and clipShape(.rect(cornerRadius:)) follow refactor: move off deprecated foregroundColor, cornerRadius and overlay(_:alignment:) #43, which is merged in. Previews now cover the tall container, right to left, narrow, disabled, no matching selection and dark.

From the second review:

1. Snapshot tests — added: text and icon in every selection position, right to left, tall container, narrow, no matching selection. The references come from CI run 41337682069, were checked image by image, and are committed in 8397c12. docs/snapshot-tests.md lists them.
2. Icon variant stretches — fixed in be10619. The control keeps its own height, and there is a tall-container preview and snapshot.
3. Dynamic Type — not in this PR. It is listed as known in the description.

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Follow-up Comments

Add an accessibility test for the segment labels and selected trait.

42-43: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift

Add an accessibility test for the segment labels and selected trait.

The snapshot tests render pixels only, so they cannot detect removal of the per-segment accessibilityLabel or the .isSelected trait. No other test checks these values. The current code sets both correctly, so this is a regression-coverage gap, not a current defect. Without an automated check, a future change can remove them and VoiceOver users lose segment names or the selected state with no failing test.

Add a test that reads the control's accessibility tree and asserts each segment's label and the .isSelected trait on the selected segment. Keep the existing snapshot tests for visual coverage.

Open the source location

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at
@SnapshotTests/Tests/DashUIKitSnapshotTests/SegmentedControlSnapshotTests.swift
around lines 42 - 43:
Add an accessibility test alongside the snapshot cases in
`SegmentedControlSnapshotTests` that inspects the control’s accessibility tree,
verifies every segment has its expected label, and verifies `.isSelected` on the
selected segment. Keep the existing snapshot tests unchanged.

Add a test that taps a segment and checks the binding value.

41-41: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Poor tradeoff

Add a test that taps a segment and checks the binding value.

The snapshot tests bind every control with .constant, and no test activates a segment. A regression in the segment Button or select would leave the current suite passing. Add an interaction test. Tap Week in a control bound to Day, then assert that the binding now holds Week.

Open the source location

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Review comment at
@SnapshotTests/Tests/DashUIKitSnapshotTests/SegmentedControlSnapshotTests.swift
at line 41:
Add an interaction test for SegmentedControl that starts with the selection
bound to Day, taps the Week segment, and asserts the binding updates to Week;
keep the existing snapshot test unchanged.

Add a repeated-option render case to the snapshot tests.

36-36: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Add a repeated-option render case to the snapshot tests.

The selection test checks only SegmentedControlSelection.selectedIndex, not the rendered or announced state. No other test renders repeated options. A change that marks every option equal to selection as selected would pass the suite while both Day segments appear and are announced as selected. Add a snapshot case for SegmentedControl(options: ["Week", "Day", "Day"], selection: .constant("Day")), then record its reference image.

🧪 Suggested test addition

         let view = SegmentedControl(options: Self.days, selection: .constant("Year"))
         try assertComponentSnapshots(of: view, named: "no-matching-selection")
     }
+
+    /// A repeated option selects only its first copy.
+    func testRepeatedOption() throws {
+        let view = SegmentedControl(options: ["Week", "Day", "Day"], selection: .constant("Day"))
+        try assertComponentSnapshots(of: view, named: "repeated-option")
+    }
 }

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Review comment at @Tests/DashUIKitTests/SegmentedControlSelectionTests.swift at
line 36:
Add a rendered snapshot test alongside the existing SegmentedControl snapshot
tests using options Week, Day, Day and selection Day, with a snapshot name that
identifies the repeated-option case. Record the corresponding reference image so
the test verifies that only the first matching segment is rendered as selected.

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[romchornyi-pitcrew]

✅ Approved (advisory), re-review. The control was reworked since af56667: pill drawn from the segments' resolved bounds, one Button per segment for taps and VoiceOver, tokens, RTL, a fixed height in tall containers, a disabled path, snapshot references from CI and a selection test. Nine of the ten earlier recommendations are closed. Nothing blocking.

Level	Verdict
1. Idea	✅ Unchanged goal; dropping drag-to-select for plain taps is a sound trade (no more stolen scrolls), and neither dashwallet-ios call site (PaymentsTabSelector, DashSpendFlexibleContent) relies on drag or needs an API change.
2. Architecture	✅ Drawing and touch come from the same anchors (#L119-L161); the drawing is hidden from accessibility and hit testing, the buttons are the only elements.
3. Completeness	✅ Snapshot tests for text, icon, tall container, narrow, RTL and no-match, in light and dark; docs list the cases.
4. Code	✅ No blockers or majors (general lane + UI/accessibility lane, verified; the RTL snapshot was checked: index 0 sits on the right under the pill).

Closed since the last review (af56667):

• Snapshot test for the new component → SegmentedControlSnapshotTests, references from CI.
• Icon variant stretching → .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) (#L166) plus a tall-container snapshot.
• Hand-made colours → segmentControl* tokens.
• Drag claiming every touch → tap only.
• Right-to-left pill and targets → anchors resolved in an LTR layer; end buttons picked by position.
• Selection outside options → no pill, no selected segment, documented.
• Three animations → one .animation(value: selectedIndex) plus the withAnimation the host sees.
• GeometryReader width tracking and .foregroundColor → gone.
• Hint on the selected segment → dropped there and on a disabled control.

Non-blocking recommendations (7)

1. VoiceOver order under RTL is unverified — the buttons sit in a ZStack forced to .leftToRight and placed by .offset (#L149-L159). If VoiceOver orders them by position, an Arabic user swiping hears the last option first. Worth one simulator check; .accessibilitySortPriority(Double(options.count - index)) on each button would pin reading order regardless. (not verified at runtime)
2. No press feedback — the button label is Color.clear (#L188-L195), so .plain's press dimming has nothing to dim, and selection lands on touch-up. A press that slides off cancels with no visible sign it registered. A light press state on the segment content would help. (reasoned from code)
3. Hint wording — "Double tap to select" (#L199-L201) names a gesture, which is wrong for Switch Control and Voice Control and repeats what VoiceOver says for a button; Apple's guidance is to describe the result. Dropping it also removes the English-only string (the app never translated it either).
4. Equal widths need a proposed width — .frame(minWidth: 0, maxWidth: .infinity) (#L181) falls back to each label's width when the host proposes none (.fixedSize(), a horizontal ScrollView), so segments and the pill come out unequal. One line in the docs, or a note that the control expects a width.
5. Empty options draws an empty 40pt track with no segments; a DEBUG assert or a docs line would make it visible.
6. T: Hashable is more than needed — only == is used; Equatable would accept more option types. Cheap to loosen now, before hosts depend on it.
7. Small cleanups — SegmentedControlSelection (#L42-L48) wraps one firstIndex(of:) call; the icon mapping is copied in the preview and the snapshot tests. Dynamic Type (fixed 13pt label) stays as the PR lists it, a known package-wide limit.

Review details

• Head reviewed: 8397c12 (previous bot review: af56667). Delta: 20 commits reworking the control, plus merges of master (#43, #46, #48).
• Tier: normal. Levels 1–3 inline. Level 4: general lane (/code-review high) and the UI/accessibility lane (RTL geometry, hit testing, VoiceOver structure, disabled, sizing, animation, ScrollView, dashwallet-ios call sites, docs).
• Verifier: confirmed the RTL snapshot and the two app call sites; items 1 and 2 are from reading the code, not rendered. Nothing dropped; the general lane's hint finding and the UI lane's were merged.

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