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Bumps nativephp/mobile-ui on combined/dev-null-app from ebbc94b to beb6a5b, which adds NativePHP/mobile-ui#149. Avatars and commit images drawn from ImageCache's files no longer stat or decode on the main thread while the Log scrolls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bumps both frameworks on their combined/dev-null-app branches, to get the list and image performance work that Simon's local phone builds (b4 to b8) have been running into the app's real lock.
Nothing changes in the app's own code. All 1,193 tests pass.
What the frameworks add for the app's PHP
Only additions: list
row-color, list item options from #66 and #116, and text input options from #69, #70 and #112 (submit-label,next-focus, content type). Nothing the app uses was renamed or removed.For review
fitdraw the same on iOS and Android, following CSSobject-fit. The app'sfit=2(cover) images with a size don't change. Afit=1(contain) image whose shape differs from its frame is now centred in it on iOS instead of sitting top-left.🤖 Generated with Claude Code