fix(ios): remove CapacitorCookies — splits cookie store and breaks auth#32163
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CapacitorCookies patches document.cookie to write to native HTTPCookieStorage, but fetch() still reads from WKWebView's own cookie jar. This creates a split-brain: installSessionCookies() writes to native storage, but getSession() (via fetch) never sees the cookie. Biometric recovery and the initial login flow both fail because the session check always returns unauthenticated. Biometric Keychain recovery is the correct session persistence mechanism — it survives app kills regardless of cookie store behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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plugins.CapacitorCookies.enabled: truefromcapacitor.config.tsdocument.cookieto write to nativeHTTPCookieStorage, butfetch()still reads from WKWebView's own cookie jar — creating a split-brain whereinstallSessionCookies()writes to one store andgetSession()reads from anotherTest plan
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