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chore(mobile): upgrade to Expo SDK 57 - #8609

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MacroscopeApp / Macroscope - Correctness Check succeeded Aug 29, 2026 in 2m 9s

No issues identified (10 code objects reviewed).

• Merge Base: 4669eab
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➖ patches/react-native-gesture-handler@2.32.0.patch No code objects identified
✅ pnpm-workspace.yaml 0
➖ apps/mobile/package.json Excluded by default ignore patterns
✅ patches/@expo__metro-config@57.0.12.patch 0
✅ patches/react-native-screens@4.26.2.patch 0
➖ pnpm-lock.yaml Excluded by default ignore patterns

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patches/react-native-screens@4.26.2.patch
  • line 1163: headerCenterBarButtonItems is passed to prepareHeaderBarButtonItems as 'right', even though generated button IDs are ${index}-${side}. A center button at the same index as a right button therefore emits the right button's ID, and the combined handler finds the right item first and runs its onPress; headerToolbarItems has the identical collision. [ Already posted ]
  • line 1163: headerCenterBarButtonItems is prepared with the same 'right' namespace as headerRightBarButtonItems. prepareMenu derives menu IDs solely from the item index and side, so a menu at index 0 in both arrays receives the same ID; the press handler searches right items first and invokes the right-menu callback when the center-menu action is selected (the same collision occurs with headerToolbarItems). [ Already posted ]
  • line 1602: headerCenterBarButtonItems is prepared with the same 'right' namespace as headerRightBarButtonItems. Menu leaf IDs are derived from the item index and side, so a right-bar menu and a center-bar menu at the same index both emit IDs such as 0-0-right; onPressHeaderBarButtonMenuItem scans the right items first and invokes that menu's action even when the user selected the center menu item. Toolbar menus have the same collision. [ Already posted ]
  • line 1660: onSearchTextChange is only reached when native emits a synthetic buttonId prefixed by searchTextChangeId. The new native toolbar emits that event solely for its fallback UISearchTextField; when the documented attached SearchBar supplies navitem.searchController, it embeds searchBar.searchTextField without registering an editing-changed action. Consequently a mailSearchToolbar configured with a normal SearchBar, searchTextChangeId, and onSearchTextChange renders but never notifies JavaScript as the user types. [ Already posted ]
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