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Inspect native interaction regions in Gesture Debug - #36
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Native settings rows can expose actionable regions without a SwiftUI log event. Add a Native tab that shows the current page's controls and list rows independently of historical events, including view/window addresses, geometry, tracking state, and target-action, UIAction, or list-selection metadata.
Decode the optional schema-1
nativeRegionsfield compatibly with older servers. Clear current regions on stop or target changes, retain the last captured page for JSON export after stopping, and allow export of captures containing only native regions. The UI distinguishes native bounds approximations from known SwiftUI content shapes.Validation:
Scripts/test.sh.onSelectdetails, UISwitch target-action details, page replacement, stop cleanup, and restart.Native discovery is supplied by the companion Server change and currently supports UIKit. AppKit controls and menu-style Picker interactions remain outside this change.