FluxaAppleAddonConfigurationStore gains a disabled-addon set and
enabledAddonUrls(); Home/Search/Discover/Detail now fetch from
enabledAddonUrls() instead of the raw configured list, so disabling an
addon in the store actually stops it from being queried.
FluxaApplePluginsStartup routes ApplePluginsActionSnapshot actions
from the shared UI to FluxaApplePluginRepositoryManager and pushes
merged state back to Kotlin. FluxaIosApp constructs and registers it
alongside the other feature startups, restoring persisted repos on
launch.
Fetches plugin repository manifests over URLSession and parses them
via coreInvoke, matching Android's FluxaAndroidHeadlessEnvironment
fetchPluginManifest behavior.
Fixes AppleAuthDataSource: continueWithNuvio/continueWithStremio/
continueWithoutAccount were incorrectly routed through Swift
notifications - Android handles all three as pure local UI-state
transitions (no network), so this matches that instead of adding
unnecessary indirection.
submit() for the Credentials stage now posts a real request that
FluxaAppleAuthStartup.swift picks up: FluxaAppleStremioAuthClient
mirrors StremioService.kt's api.strem.io/api/login and /api/register
endpoints via URLSession, and the resulting session (id/email/authKey)
is persisted through FluxaAppleAuthStore using the Keychain generic-
password API (kSecClassGenericPassword, accessible-after-first-unlock),
not UserDefaults - this is the first credential-bearing data iOS
persists, unlike the existing UserDefaults-backed local stores.
Nuvio login/import is out of scope here: Android's version pulls
profile/addons/library/progress/history/collections through
NuvioAccountImportCoordinator, which needs library and addon-store
integration iOS doesn't have yet. The Nuvio stage transition works
(continueWithNuvio), but submitting Nuvio credentials currently has no
Swift listener - same "reachable but inert" scope already established
for AddonStore.
The error-state message on failed Stremio login is a hardcoded English
string rather than routed through AppStrings, since calling Kotlin's
AppStrings.t() from pure Swift needs framework-export verification I
can't perform without Xcode.
Caveat: this Swift code (Keychain access, URLSession networking) is
unverified - no Xcode/macOS toolchain available in this environment.
Only the Kotlin side (AppleAuthDataSource, all Gradle targets) is
compile-checked. Needs a real Xcode build and device/simulator test
before shipping.
