Finish native recovery and client acceptance - #17
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Delayed conversation history could replace a newer completed iOS reply. Recovery now checks the originating chat generation, and the regression waits for the old history task to finish. Checkout confirmation also stays in the cart until creation succeeds; both native clients explain stale cart/quote conflicts in Chinese. Saved preference values retain the user's language.
Adds a separate SwiftUI streaming replay scheme using the shared decoder and real conversation view, with XCTest process metrics and rendered frame attachments. Updates client documentation to reflect the implemented Android/iOS buyer features. No public business deployment or database migration.
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The local iPhone is offline; physical-device interaction/performance acceptance is not claimed. The published Pages site is unchanged.