@onekeyfe/react-native-native-list 3.0.157-alpha.249 → 3.0.157-alpha.251

package/docs/DESIGN.md

@@ -8,8 +8,9 @@ selection feedback, image request cancellation, and scrolling. JavaScript sends
 normalized plain data; rows never contain a `ReactNode`, function, or arbitrary
 style object.
 
-The component supports `identity`, `rail`, `activity`, `message`, `dataRow`,
-`mediaTile`, `metricCard`, `sectionHeader`, `action`, and `system` rows.
+The component supports 12 row types: `identity`, `walletGroup`, `rail`, `activity`,
+`message`, `dataRow`, `market`, `mediaTile`, `metricCard`, `sectionHeader`, `action`,
+and `system`. [ROW_TEMPLATES.md](ROW_TEMPLATES.md) defines each with an illustration.
 `metricCard` supports a compact KPI template and the fixed `activity` and
 `performance` Portfolio & PnL composites. Their bounded metric arrays and
 progress value have dedicated native binders on both mobile platforms.
@@ -22,16 +23,30 @@ Business concepts such as asset, account, network, wallet, and settings map to
 the same presentation templates instead of introducing business-specific row
 types.
 
+Each row also accepts a bounded `style`, whose keys name model fields rather than
+views. [STYLE_SPEC.md](STYLE_SPEC.md) is the shared vocabulary: the design tokens,
+the per-template style surface with each platform's current values, the template
+isolation rules, and the cross-platform divergences that are registered rather
+than fixed. Its container capability contract keeps header/footer placement,
+sections, scrolling and the indexed bar independent of content templates. A local
+style must preserve the template skeleton and allocated row frame. Developers
+integrating the list own overflow prevention and choose fitting content, style
+values and row heights; the component does not implement combination-fit checks
+or automatic size correction.
+
 The wrapper validates and normalizes data before serializing it. A structural
 change is one snapshot payload. Frequently changing fields use one batch patch
 payload keyed by row key. Neither API performs one native call per row. The
 native side rejects malformed or duplicate-key payloads without partially
 applying them.
 
-Section headers, footers, separators, empty rows, and fixed-footer descriptors
-are represented as rows in one flattened native data source. `groupId` and
-`groupPosition` preserve continuous card geometry without nesting lists inside
-cells.
+Section headers and scrolling footer/status rows use the flattened row stream.
+`fixedFooter` is a separate descriptor outside that stream, and `emptyState` is
+used when content is empty; both reuse row binders and currently accept only
+`action` or `system` through the public API. A generic public list-header slot is
+not yet exposed. `groupId` and `groupPosition` preserve continuous card geometry
+without nesting lists inside cells. These placement/grouping rules belong to the
+container even when the displayed content uses an existing row template.
 
 ## Native architecture
 
@@ -47,6 +62,113 @@ cells.
   selection reconciliation, and scrolling. Nitro callback props carry bounded
   JSON payloads which the wrapper decodes into strict public event types.
 
+### Incremental renderer migration
+
+Template dispatch is a closed-set lookup, not a state machine. The target
+ownership is container → template registry → renderer → shared primitives:
+
+- The container owns data, placement, sections, header/footer, scrolling,
+  indexed bar, selection and reorder.
+- A renderer owns its view structure, template defaults, semantic text/image
+  targets, measurement, binding and supported partial updates.
+- A row host owns shared container appearance, events and binding invalidation.
+  Image/text primitives do not branch on business keys or template names.
+- `row.key` identifies data. A structural reuse key identifies a compatible
+  renderer/view tree; style values and item keys must not enter that key.
+- Resolved style must come from template defaults, theme, model and explicit
+  style, never from the previous bound view. Rendering and measurement consume
+  the same resolved inputs. Height precedence remains `style.container.height`
+  → `row.height` → template measurement/default. There is no automatic fit pass.
+- Full binding must be correct without a preceding recycle callback. Image
+  descriptors that did not change should retain their bindings. Image requests have their own
+  slot epoch; source changes/recycle invalidate them. Row rebind/recycle still
+  invalidates action anchors through the host's binding epoch.
+
+Message completes the first renderer pilot, with one platform per commit:
+
+| Platform | Renderer and host ownership | Container ownership |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Web | `MessageRowRenderer`: persistent body/text/image nodes, resolved styles, update classification and intrinsic estimate/DOM measurement | Registered family pooling, placement, shared row appearance/events and layout correction |
+| Android | `NativeListMessageRowView`: lightweight host; `NativeListMessageRenderer`: owned column, resolved text/spacing/images and update classification; native `onMeasure` consumes the bound views | Registered holder factories, DiffUtil, selection/reorder routing and viewport allocation |
+| iOS | `NativeListMessageCell`: lightweight host; `NativeListMessageRenderer`: owned column, resolved text/spacing/images and width-aware measurement | Registered cell factories, data-source reload/reconfigure, selection/reorder routing and viewport allocation |
+
+`NativeListResolvedText`, `NativeListLeadingVisual` and `NativeListImageSlot`
+are internal primitives. The image slot owns request identity, bounded retries,
+completion-once guards and stale-write invalidation. A text/style-only update
+retains the existing image slot and, when its effective image request is
+unchanged, the request. Geometry/content-fit changes may require the image
+module to decode/request again. The existing bounded source-fallback cache is
+shared by image primitives. Image slots are lazy and bounded to the template's
+visible assets; Message never allocates the unused legacy Market/Wallet/table
+subtrees. This is source-level ownership evidence, not a performance benchmark.
+
+The renderer resolves defaults from current data/theme/style rather than
+capturing a previous row's view state. Global cross-template slot maps and legacy hosts are removed after all twelve
+renderer migrations. No public plugin API or Nitro schema is added. See
+[SPEC.md](SPEC.md#conformance-and-six-stage-migration) for all six stages.
+
+Structural reuse now has twelve dedicated families on all platforms; see the
+current registry inventory in SPEC.md. WalletGroup composes keyed Identity
+hosts. The old native classes and fallback registry entries are deleted in stage 6.
+Neither `row.key`, content, style, height nor placement changes the family.
+Web selects a compatible wrapper pool even when the row at a mounted index
+changes family. iOS registers separate reuse identifiers and reloads retained
+keys whose family changed; compatible updates still reconfigure, and newly
+inserted keys are not marked for reload/reconfigure. Android uses the family as
+`getItemViewType`; DiffUtil identifies data by `row.key`, allowing RecyclerView
+to replace an incompatible holder. Market quote and selection payloads retain
+their existing full/partial update decisions. Footer and nested-row hosts remain
+outside these scrolling pools.
+
+The native reuse families allocate different classes through the closed
+registry. The list only uses `NativeListRowHost` lifecycle operations; Message
+binds and measures its own resolved model. Market quote, selection echo,
+WalletGroup compact/expanded reorder and fixed-footer behavior remain on their
+existing paths. Stage 3 migrates simple templates one at a time.
+
+The structural reuse follow-up on 2026-09-22 passed 150 package tests, typecheck,
+lint (zero errors), the Android build/seven unit tests and a full iOS build.
+Chrome, Android API 36 and iOS 26.5 ran 41 alternating Message/Identity rows,
+swapped every template while retaining keys, emptied/repopulated the list and
+scrolled end/back. Style reset, image add/remove and fixed-footer placement were
+checked again. Web additionally verifies wrapper identity in regression tests;
+runtime checks included ten Web and five iOS mixed-template switching cycles.
+No browser page errors, Android crashes or iOS runtime exceptions were observed.
+
+The Message text ownership follow-up on 2026-09-22 merged main `52849b86f`,
+regenerated the ignored Image/List bindings and rebuilt both real native apps.
+The 150 package tests, typecheck, lint (zero errors), Android build/seven unit
+tests and full iOS build passed. Both native runtimes preserved the sampled
+pre-extraction title/body/time geometry. They passed style and height clearing,
+same-key template switching, content replacement, image add/remove, scrolling
+end/back, mixed-family replacement and empty/repopulation with the fixed footer.
+Additional cases set font size/weight, lineGap, horizontal/vertical alignment,
+optical offset and line limits, then cleared them or rebound empty body/time
+without recycling; no stale text remained and default geometry was restored.
+Chrome desktop and 390px RTL passed the same applicable Message cases. Runtime
+screenshots, accessibility trees and an iOS recording were retained outside the
+repository. These checks cover this text-subtree increment, not completion of
+stage 2 or full native acceptance of every template.
+
+The Message host completion on 2026-09-22 adds the implicit-key inventory and
+finishes stage 2. Package regression tests cover persistent text/image identity,
+style clearing, removed-image cleanup and incompatible-family reuse. Both native
+apps were rebuilt and installed on the dedicated external-drive iOS 26.5/API 36
+simulators. Runtime cases cover style/height set-clear, intrinsic height with
+missing fields, narrow grid columns, local/HTTP images, text-only image updates,
+failed-image fallback/recovery, delayed-source removal, mixed-family swaps,
+empty/repopulation and scrolling with the common fixed footer. Chrome also runs
+these flows at desktop width and 390px RTL. The baseline explicit row heights
+remain iOS 136 → 192 → 136pt and Android 122 → 192 → 122px on the narrow device;
+Web remains 136 → 192 → 136px. Automatic measurement now follows actual resolved
+metrics (the title/body/time intrinsic example is iOS 114pt and Web 74px),
+including the allocated iOS grid column width. A grid text-only patch shrinks
+the Message from 114 to 94pt; the same full-width text would occupy one line,
+so patch invalidation is checked against the actual column. The Web primary
+image style leaves network/corner decorations at their original dimensions. Runtime evidence is retained in
+the task's external validation directory. The dated earlier paragraphs describe
+intermediate commits, not the current stage-2 boundary.
+
 `linear`, `sectioned`, `grid`, and `table` are observable native container
 semantics. Linear is a full-width stream. Sectioned adds a visual break before
 section-header rows and can pin those rows. Grid allocates native spans and
@@ -55,6 +177,39 @@ weighted/aligned columns. Orientation, refresh, load-more, visibility events,
 empty state, fixed footer, and native reordering are capabilities, not row
 types.
 
+
+### Stage 3: Rail increment (2026-09-22)
+
+Rail joins the closed registry on Web, Android and iOS. Its title, badge, status
+and leading visual belong to the Rail renderer; it no longer allocates the
+legacy composite tree. Message and Rail share `NativeListRendererCell` /
+`NativeListRendererRowView` for appearance, binding classification, action-anchor
+invalidation and recycling. Each declares its own asset fields. Web uses a
+shared primitive contract and visual-style restoration without touching async
+image visibility. No public API or generated bridge change is involved.
+
+Unstyled typography, gaps, platform height defaults and horizontal width
+allowances are preserved. Explicit row styles participate in horizontal sizing;
+this repairs the previous fixed-metric estimator. The Android resolved-text
+primitive also fixes an omitted `offsetY` being read as NaN when another text
+style was provided; it now resolves to zero. Explicit line heights without an
+offset visibly render in both Rail and Message.
+
+The increment passes 153 package tests, TypeScript, lint (zero errors), Android
+build/seven unit tests, and a full iOS build. Chrome, Android API 36 and iOS 26.5
+ran style set/clear, local images and corner badges, text/image replacement,
+badge/status removal, horizontal sizing, same-key Rail/Message/Identity swaps,
+end/top scrolling, empty/repopulate and the shared fixed footer. iOS default and
+styled text bounds match the captured legacy Rail baseline. Chrome additionally
+ran a 390px RTL viewport. All three platforms verified row clicks, disabled clicks and drag reorder.
+iOS reorder used XCTest long-press-and-drag with a 600ms hold; a synthesized
+swipe alone did not exercise the long-press recognizer.
+
+This is stage 3's first template, not completion of the seven-template stage.
+mediaTile, action, system, activity, dataRow and metricCard remain in the legacy
+family. Their variants, embedded actions and table semantics require their own
+increments and runtime acceptance.
+
 ## Section index
 
 The mobile section index is an opt-in capability for vertical `sectioned`
@@ -109,7 +264,11 @@ pool.
 Snapshot application uses stable keys and platform diffing. A patch updates only
 changed models and rebinds/reconfigures only the corresponding visible cells.
 Selection-only changes use native payload updates and never require rebuilding
-all JavaScript rows.
+all JavaScript rows. On iOS a cell also rebinds when its list-level inputs
+change: layout, layout direction, or `theme`/`listStyle` under type-aware
+structural equality (`true` differs from `1`, `1` equals `1.0`, an explicit
+`null` inside an object differs from a missing key, and a missing
+`theme`/`listStyle` equals `{}`).
 
 `visibleRangeChanged` is coalesced to at most once per animation frame and only
 emitted when the first/last visible keys change. `endReached` is edge-triggered
@@ -118,8 +277,11 @@ and `reorder`.
 
 ## Height, layout, and performance constraints
 
-Template sizes are fixed to a small set of variants. `message` body text is
-bounded to four lines and uses a deterministic template height. System spacers
+`style.container.height` defines an explicit row height before legacy `row.height`.
+Without either, templates use their existing preset or measured sizes. Styling
+can change measured sizes; explicit heights remain exact, and clearing the style
+restores the model/template height. `message` body text is bounded to three lines
+and uses a deterministic measurement. System spacers
 are explicit and bounded. Images have explicit sizes, and grid columns are fixed
 per snapshot. This keeps layout work predictable for 1,000- and 5,000-row
 workloads without an unbounded self-sizing pass.
@@ -127,3 +289,350 @@ workloads without an unbounded self-sizing pass.
 The native list runs in the main UI runtime. OneKey's background and main
 JavaScript heaps are not shared, so this API accepts normalized serializable data
 and never depends on background-runtime object identity.
+
+### Template versus style
+
+A row template (`type` and declared variant/presentation) defines structure,
+semantic fields and interactions. `row.style` only changes allowlisted local
+properties of those fields; it does not add children or rearrange the template.
+The [shared style matrix](STYLE_SPEC.md#41-shared-configurable-properties) defines
+the same configurable properties and semantics for Web, iOS and Android.
+Header/footer placement, sections, scrolling and indexed bar belong to the
+container. The integrating developer owns content fitting and row-height choices.
+
+### Stage 3: MediaTile acceptance (2026-09-23)
+
+Dedicated Swift/Kotlin hosts and a persistent Web body now own MediaTile. Old
+MediaTile binders, native-only view allocations and semantic style-map branches
+were removed. Shared hosts provide vertical container alignment and epoch-owned
+action dispatch without allocating other templates.
+
+Validation used the external-drive runtime and its dedicated iOS 26 simulator
+and Android API 36 emulator, plus headed Chrome. Native before/after captures
+confirmed the grid geometry; styled height 260 restores to the iOS 233-point
+grid default on clear. iOS retains its legacy title compression with a close
+control at the default grid height. Style set/clear, empty/error images, close
+action counter, end/top scroll, empty/repopulate and fixed footer were exercised
+on all three platforms. Web also verifies same-key incompatible-family reuse,
+retained image elements and source contentFit restoration in regression tests.
+Evidence: external validation runtime `ios-media-*`, `android-media-*` and
+`web-media-*`; build logs retained there. iOS and Android Debug builds and
+Android unit tests pass; package typecheck and all 154 tests pass. Focused ESLint
+has no errors (six pre-existing engine warnings). Remaining stage 3 templates:
+Action, System, Activity, DataRow and MetricCard.
+
+### Stage 3: Action acceptance (2026-09-23)
+
+Action uses a dedicated renderer on all three platforms. Native accessories
+are a bounded primitive (two accessory slots plus checkbox/spinner), shared
+through the host action epoch and a selection-only presentation hook. Legacy
+Action dispatch, typography, style-slot and default-height branches are removed.
+Fixed-footer creation was migrated to the same registry after runtime QA found
+that the old direct legacy allocation no longer rendered Action. Footer family
+replacement invalidates the previous host and keeps list-owned gestures/events.
+
+On the task's iOS and Android simulators, default and value-pair/menu bounds
+match the pre-migration captures. Style set/clear, same-key accessory variants,
+menu and select-all checkbox actions, end/top, empty/repopulate, Media/Action
+family replacement and fixed-footer rendering/clicks were exercised. The iOS
+event counter reached 3 after menu, checkbox and footer; Web checked select-all
+state and footer dispatch in headed Chrome. Evidence is `ios-action-*`,
+`android-action-*` and `web-action-*` in the external validation runtime.
+Build/type/unit checks pass; 155 package tests include style restoration, stable
+Action title/icon nodes, selection echoes and incompatible-family reuse.
+An Android input timeout also affected Launcher; its captured main stack was in the display event loop. After restarting the task emulator, menu, checkbox, scroll, repopulate and footer checks passed (action counter 3). This does not establish a library-level ANR cause.
+Remaining stage 3 templates: System, Activity, DataRow and MetricCard.
+
+### Stage 3: System acceptance (2026-09-23)
+
+System owns loading, retry, warning, noMatch, end and spacer rendering and
+warning measurement on all three platforms. Its skeleton views and legacy
+binders are removed from the universal host. Native source pixel rounding,
+warning wrapping and existing per-platform default geometries remain intact.
+The shared footer factory can reuse System and Action through the same registry.
+
+The dedicated iOS and Android runtimes exercised default retry, style set/clear,
+warning, skeleton, spinner, Market retry/noMatch/end, spacer, retry action,
+empty/repopulate and end/top scrolling. Default retry captures match the old
+geometry. Headed Chrome exercised the same variant cycle and retry action;
+regression tests cover style clearing, retained warning nodes and variant reuse.
+Evidence: external runtime `ios-system-*`, `android-system-*`, `web-system-*`.
+iOS/Android Debug builds, Android unit tests and 156 package tests pass.
+Remaining stage 3 templates: Activity, DataRow and MetricCard.
+
+### Stage 3: Activity acceptance (2026-09-23)
+
+Activity owns its leading visuals, text, amounts and three bounded footer-action
+buttons. Its legacy dispatch and exclusive native allocations are removed; Web
+Identity no longer dispatches Activity internally. Secondary image descriptors
+use the shared bounded image primitive. Action's Web visual now also applies
+explicit image width/height and clears them back to its defaults.
+
+The dedicated native runtimes and headed Chrome exercised default captures,
+style set/clear, secondary images, row footer actions, end/top scrolling and
+empty/repopulate with incompatible-family reuse. iOS preserves its pre-existing
+text compression for content exceeding the default 60-point height. Native
+builds and Android unit tests pass; 157 package tests cover image retention,
+amount/style clearing, action replacement and Action image dimensions.
+Evidence is retained as `ios-activity-*`, `android-activity-*`, `web-activity-*`
+in the external runtime. Remaining stage 3 templates: DataRow and MetricCard.
+
+### Stage 3: DataRow acceptance (2026-09-23)
+
+DataRow owns four bounded column views, leading visual, favorite, index and
+checkbox controls. Its table striping retains the effective row index and
+platform defaults. Dedicated native hosts and the persistent Web body replace
+the legacy table allocations, dispatch and style paths.
+
+The dedicated iOS/Android simulators and headed Chrome exercised selection
+(callback counter increment), linear/table switching, style set/clear,
+end/top scrolling and empty/repopulate with family replacement. Native default
+captures preserve column geometry and existing truncation for the **table**
+layout only; the 2026-09-24 audit found that native linear DataRows had been
+moved to the table column structure (pill badges, separate secondary lines) instead of
+the legacy single label with inline badges. The same audit restored the legacy
+Web linear structure (secondary leading text inline before the primary text,
+secondary text directly below) and the 48-unit Web table height for rows
+without secondary text. The Web regression
+changes three columns to two and back, clearing secondary labels and styles
+while retaining the unchanged image. Native builds and Android unit tests
+pass; all 158 package tests and typecheck pass. Evidence: external runtime
+`ios-data-*`, `android-data-*`; MetricCard is the last stage 3 template.
+
+### Stage 3: MetricCard acceptance and closeout (2026-09-23)
+
+MetricCard completes the seven-template migration. Standard, activity and
+performance layouts use dedicated native hosts and a persistent Web body.
+Legacy metric allocations, composite builders, slot remapping and height
+dispatch are removed. Shared iOS asset classification also accepts arrays;
+metric visuals use independent slot identities even when metric keys repeat.
+Text changes retain unchanged image requests. Removing an image invalidates
+its pending work before a different visual is bound.
+
+The dedicated iOS/Android runtimes exercised all three variants, style
+set/clear, explicit height restoration, end/top scroll, empty/repopulate,
+incompatible-family replacement and fixed-footer display. Their default
+geometry was compared with pre-migration captures; standard badge color and
+Android subtitle sizing retain their original defaults. Final DataRow audit
+also restored native table padding to 20 horizontal / 10 vertical.
+Headed Chrome exercised the same transitions. The regression changes content
+while styled, clears styles, cycles the three variants, and verifies stable
+image elements and restored 40px standard / 16px composite visual dimensions.
+
+Validation: iOS Debug build/link, Android Debug APK and seven Android unit tests
+pass; package typecheck and all 159 tests in five suites pass. Focused lint has
+zero errors. Evidence remains in the external-drive validation runtime as
+`ios-metric-*`, `android-metric-*`, `web-metric-*`, `ios-data-*`,
+`android-data-*` and native build logs. These are functional/visual checks,
+not scrolling-performance measurements.
+
+Stage 3 is complete: Rail, MediaTile, Action, System, Activity, DataRow and
+MetricCard (7/7). With the earlier Message pilot, eight template types now use
+the closed renderer registry at that checkpoint. Stage 4 completion is recorded
+below; stage 5 owns WalletGroup, and stage 6 removes remaining legacy policies.
+Historical “remaining stage 3” lists above describe each incremental checkpoint.
+
+The final iOS ownership pass moves measurement and size-preset policy into each
+registered renderer host. The registry now only forwards through its type table.
+After rebuilding and reinstalling, default → styled → cleared heights were
+verified as MediaTile 233 → 260 → 233, Action 60 → 100 → 60, System retry
+44 → 160 → 44, Activity 60 → 160 → 60, DataRow 60 → 120 → 60 and MetricCard
+132 → 240 → 132 points. The runtime stores `ios-renderer-measurement-final.json`.
+
+## Stage 4: Market, Identity and SectionHeader (2026-09-23)
+
+The closed registries now dispatch eleven templates to dedicated native hosts
+and Web bodies. Market owns its leading visual, bounded badge slots, quote
+controls and quote-only binding. Identity owns title/subtitle/tertiary, selector
+presentation and trailing controls. SectionHeader owns title/value/checkbox,
+summary updates and the platform-specific header measurement. iOS container
+measurement no longer contains branches for these three templates. Android's
+sticky header uses the same registered SectionHeader host as ordinary rows.
+WalletGroup's nested native Identity implementation remains scoped to stage 5;
+the unused legacy Market/Header branches and global style maps are stage 6
+cleanup, not an alternative dispatch path for these migrated rows.
+
+Shared primitives accept only the geometry/typography needed by these renderers.
+They retain unchanged image requests and reset style defaults before each full
+bind. Web restores image geometry without restoring stale async opacity.
+Accessory orientation/spacing starts from the renderer's defaults on every bind,
+including style removal without recycling. Selector rounding, native idle corner
+radii and explicit-height precedence remain intact. Header partial updates
+retain resolved font metrics, so repeated updates do not rescale Android text.
+The template-local iOS helpers no longer branch on other template types.
+
+The baseline comparison included token/stock/perp Market, standard/account/
+network/sidebar Identity, and standard/summary/gallery/history/network headers.
+All were exercised with style set/clear and same-key family changes. Fresh legacy
+iOS Identity/Header hosts matched the extracted text layouts; the original
+mixed-family baseline also exposed stale text attributes inherited from Market.
+Dedicated reuse families prevent that cross-template state from being reused.
+
+Interaction acceptance covers quote patches with preserved style/image state,
+badge actions, press-in and long-press anchors with a window point, checkbox
+selection, summary title/value patches and subsequent value actions, end/top
+scroll, empty/repopulation and the common fixed footer. The real section fixture
+contains three indexed headers and ten Identity members per section. It exposed
+two container problems: iOS selected pinned headers from the previous visible-cell
+set during imperative scrolling; Android's pre-draw overlay could remain at zero
+size beneath a React Native parent. The iOS container now uses original layout
+positions for pinning/index highlighting, and Android lays out its measured
+header overlay when needed. These policies remain outside row renderers.
+
+The repository caller audit is recorded in MIGRATION_BASELINE.md. History
+examples already specify their variant; both Token Manager example headers now
+specify rowStyle height/typography/spacing. External-consumer compatibility
+fallbacks remain until the stage 6 audit.
+
+Validation artifacts are in the task's external-drive validation runtime:
+`ios-stage4-*` and `android-stage4-*` screenshots/accessibility trees, with Web
+captures under the stage 4 harness. These are native simulator and headed Chrome
+functional/visual checks, not a consumer-app release acceptance or a scrolling
+performance measurement. Web also exercised narrow/RTL sections, index clicks
+and image-node retention after a quote patch.
+
+Stage 4 completion: package typecheck and 161 tests across five suites pass,
+with zero focused lint errors (two existing shadowing warnings). iOS Debug
+build/link passes; Android Debug APK and seven unit tests across three suites
+pass. Both native runtimes passed the interaction sequence after the container
+fixes. Stage 5 WalletGroup/member dragging and stage 6 legacy/key cleanup remain.
+
+## Stage 5: WalletGroup (2026-09-23)
+
+All twelve templates now enter through the closed registry. The new native
+WalletGroup hosts and Web renderer reconcile member views by member key, bind
+each through the migrated Identity renderer, and recycle removed members
+immediately. Retention is bounded by the current member count; native holds one
+additional compact parent. There is no spare-member high-water pool. Recycle
+releases member images, action bindings and the compact parent. Group appearance
+and padding stay on the composite; member text/image/container styles stay local.
+
+iOS and Web expanded measurement moved from the list container into WalletGroup.
+Android uses its registered composite host to resolve expanded, compact and
+animated heights. Explicit group/member style heights retain precedence, and
+member defaults/badges keep the previous measurement. The list continues to own
+reorder activation, destination selection, scroll and final order events. Native
+compact rendering uses a separate Identity parent and `+N` badge; Web uses the
+existing leased preview. Only children whose draggable is not false count toward
+`+N`; non-draggable members cannot initiate a drag. (Correction, 2026-09-24:
+this stage also blocked disabled members; the audit restored the legacy rule on
+all platforms, so only `draggable: false` excludes a member.) Drop restoration
+uses the current configured height/appearance rather than default chrome.
+The compact allocation is 68 on iOS and Web; Android keeps its legacy
+`max(68, parent member height + 2 × group vertical inset)`.
+
+Member event origins retain the nested Identity host and its binding epoch.
+Removing/rebinding a member invalidates its previous action anchor. The iOS
+member tap recognizer ignores UIControls so menu actions do not also emit a row
+press. Native WalletSidebar now binds optional trailing controls, matching Web;
+callers allocate sufficient height for these controls. Member selection visuals
+continue to follow each Identity's selected field. This migration does not add
+nested members to the list's existing top-level selection domain. Group-level
+disabled state gates member actions on Web. (Correction, 2026-09-24: this stage
+also gated disabled members on Web; the audit removed that non-legacy gate, so a
+disabled member in an enabled group keeps its actions.) Android keeps its
+legacy rule that a disabled group does not block member actions; the resulting
+per-platform differences are listed in SPEC.md.
+
+Acceptance ran on the task's independent external-drive iOS 26.5 simulator,
+Android API 36 emulator and headed Chrome. Member press/menu and updated action
+keys/anchors, selected/disabled state, member removal/swap, style set/reset,
+same-key Identity/composite replacement, empty/refill, recycle and the shared
+footer passed. Child-initiated drags reorder the whole group; excluded members
+do not reorder. Captures show the 68-point preview and +1 badge (one draggable
+child and one excluded add-wallet row). The fixture restores 274-point default
+and 340-point styled heights. iOS no-op drag, Android touch cancel and Web Escape
+cancel also restore the expanded appearance. A fast iOS QA scroll initially
+moved the group outside the viewport; returning to Top verified the full settled
+340-point group, without a product-code change.
+
+Validation: TypeScript and 163 tests in five suites; focused lint zero errors
+with two pre-existing warnings; iOS Debug build/link; Android Debug APK plus
+seven tests in three suites. Web tests additionally assert keyed member/image
+retention, removed-member disposal, style clearing and disabled menu dispatch.
+The validation runtime's `stage5` directory contains fixture, scripts, screenshots,
+accessibility trees and iOS drag recordings. This is functional/visual simulator
+acceptance, not a performance benchmark. Stage 6 completion and retained compatibility boundaries are recorded below.
+
+### Stage 6: remove migration scaffolding (2026-09-23)
+
+Deleted `NativeListCell.swift` and `NativeListRowView.kt`, their global style-slot
+maps, and the obsolete slot-map tests. Still-used fonts, icons, controls and
+layout helpers keep their existing behavior in shared primitive/host files.
+The registry has only the twelve supported families; native parsing rejects
+unknown types. Footer initialization starts with the lightweight Action host.
+
+Web removes the legacy pool and warning-specific container measurement cache;
+the System renderer reports a warning's rendered height through the registry.
+Selector tabular typography belongs to Identity, Header and Action. WalletGroup
+provides its compact parent preview through the internal renderer registration;
+the container no longer selects a parent DOM node from the composite internals.
+Common event hit-testing, selection primitives and cloned-image leases remain
+container responsibilities.
+
+The source audit at the app-monorepo refs in MIGRATION_BASELINE.md found no
+callers dependent on history/token key styling or separator suppression.
+Removed those three inference rules. Explicit variant/style/separator fields
+now determine the behavior. The audited Market pagination-tail optimization and
+Web DataRow `asset` badge placement remain documented compatibility boundaries;
+this cleanup does not alter pagination or introduce a new column-badge API.
+
+Acceptance ran on the same task-owned external-drive iOS 26.5 and Android API 36
+simulators and headed Chrome. The same row key cycles through all twelve families;
+each survives an explicit styled height/background and clearing back to its
+original geometry. Ordinary/history-named headers match; explicit history uses
+16 units, and explicit token-header styles use 30. Action → System retry → Action
+footers render and emit their current action. Scrolling/reuse and member/menu
+routing pass. WalletGroup drag previews remain 68 high with +1 for one draggable
+child, excluded add-wallet members do not reorder, and dropping restores default
+274 or explicit 340 heights. Web also checks a 390px viewport and changing family
+while scrolled. Screenshots show controls/footer within the viewport; list content
+scrolls normally. No stale prior-template content or cleared-style leakage was
+observed in these scenarios.
+
+Validation: TypeScript, 164 tests in five suites, focused ESLint (zero errors,
+two pre-existing shadowing warnings), iOS Debug build/link and Android Debug APK
+plus five unit tests in two suites. The two deleted tests only exercised the
+removed global slot mapper. The source audit finds no legacy host/registry/global
+slot references in production code and no header/separator business-key styling.
+
+Fixtures, scripts, build/test logs, screenshots, accessibility trees, event/geometry
+results and iOS drag recordings are saved under the validation runtime's `stage6`
+directory. This completes all six architecture stages, with the two explicit
+compatibility boundaries above. It is functional/visual simulator acceptance,
+not a scrolling-performance benchmark or a full app-monorepo release signoff.
+
+### Legacy-default audit (2026-09-24)
+
+A review of the completed migration compared every renderer with the
+pre-migration engines and restored legacy unstyled rendering inside the
+renderer structure; implicit key-based styling stays removed. Notable outcomes:
+
+- Native DataRow linear rows use the legacy single-label column again (see
+  ROW_TEMPLATES.md); Web restored its own legacy linear structure.
+- Pressed feedback, WalletGroup appearance, separator insets, disabled-row
+  action rules and the System retry label are documented as retained platform
+  differences in SPEC.md.
+- Android's pinned-header pre-draw listener is registered only while the list
+  is attached, on the captured view-tree observer, and removed on detach, so
+  detached lists no longer leak it.
+- iOS caches measured Message text heights per resolved text/width input in a
+  process-wide `NSCache` bounded to 4,096 entries (system eviction), which
+  avoids repeating text layout for unchanged rows during scrolling. This is a
+  cost reduction, not a measured scrolling benchmark.
+- Web: MetricCard keeps loaded images visible across rebinding, WalletGroup
+  `verticalPadding` replaces the legacy border inset in both measurement and
+  rendering, container writes are undone before each renderer rebind (no leaked
+  alignment, no reverted renderer values), every System retry is message-only
+  again, and selector geometry follows either explicit height field.
+- Review round 3: Web restores the legacy Market subscript ratio under an
+  explicit `fontSize` (iOS/Android too), System warning DOM-height layout, a
+  text-style rebuild for System/MetricCard so cleared `lines`/`offsetY` leave
+  no wrapper or rewritten text, and `margin-bottom` restoration on reused
+  visuals. iOS/Android selector geometry now follows either explicit height
+  field (Android source scale still keys on `row.height`), Android rebinds the
+  fixed footer on a `listStyle`-only change, and iOS WalletGroup ignores the
+  row-level `backgroundColor` in its full-width fill too.
+
+Web validation is jsdom/unit level (package typecheck and tests); native
+validation for this round is reported with the native changes.