feat: support independent native scrollers and rich pager lists - #135
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Native Home needs React content and rich native lists to share a collapsible header without losing refresh feedback, drag ownership or scroll momentum. This change adds multi-asset History and NFT media capabilities to NativeList, and makes NativeScroller own its AndroidX/UIKit scroll engine while retaining React content, Fabric layout/measurement, events and refresh controls.
The Pager coordinates top-positioned refresh indicators and retained page offsets, cancels React press ownership when an iOS horizontal drag takes over, and defaults non-adjacent page commands to immediate selection. Web behavior is unchanged. Contracts and limits are documented in the package specs.
Validation: NativeScroller JS 8/8, Pager wrapper 15/15, NativeList 203 tests, package type/declaration builds and release tooling 33/33 pass. Dedicated Android/iOS local builds and focused Home/Gallery/Market/Discover acceptance are recorded in the companion app handoff. This does not establish physical-device performance or the exhaustive interaction matrix.
Pager and NativeList
3.0.157-alpha.258are published to npmnextthrough Pager CI and NativeList CI. Registry integrity and published-source audits pass. The preview-only single-package workflow builds Image declarations before releasing NativeList; Image was not republished.Native source CI: Android/Kotlin/Swift checks pass. The first complete iOS run passes nine NativeScroller tests and the wiring/refresh suites but fails the direct press-cancellation fixture. The latest test-only commit attaches that fixture to a UIWindow without weakening assertions; its CI rerun is pending. Keep this PR draft until that check and remaining acceptance are resolved.
Companion app integration: OneKeyHQ/app-monorepo#13750