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Reflect/Tests iOS/SettingsTests.swift
Trey T a71104db05 Add onboarding Next buttons and fix accessibility for paged TabView
App-side changes:
- Added "Get Started" / "Continue" next buttons to all onboarding pages
  (Welcome, Day, Time, Style) with onboarding_next_button accessibility ID
- Added onNext callback plumbing from OnboardingMain to each page
- OnboardingMain now uses TabView(selection:) for programmatic page navigation
- Added .accessibilityElement(children: .contain) to all onboarding pages
  to fix iOS 26 paged TabView not exposing child elements
- Added settings_segmented_picker accessibility ID to Settings Picker
- Reduced padding on onboarding pages to keep buttons in visible area

Test-side changes:
- OnboardingScreen: replaced unreliable swipeToNext() with tapNext()
  that taps the accessibility-identified next button
- OnboardingScreen: multi-strategy skip button detection for subscription page
- SettingsScreen: scoped segment tap to picker element to avoid tab bar collision
- CustomizeScreen: simplified horizontal scroll to plain app.swipeLeft()
- OnboardingVotingTests: uses tapNext() to advance to Day page

Passing: OnboardingTests.CompleteFlow, OnboardingVotingTests
Remaining: OnboardingTests.DoesNotRepeat (session state issue),
  Settings scroll (deep elements), Customize horizontal pickers

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-24 18:37:17 -05:00

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//
// SettingsTests.swift
// Tests iOS
//
// Settings tab structure and segmented control tests.
//
import XCTest
final class SettingsTests: BaseUITestCase {
override var seedFixture: String? { "empty" }
override var bypassSubscription: Bool { false }
/// TC: Navigate to Settings and verify the header and upgrade banner appear.
func testSettingsTab_ShowsHeaderAndUpgradeBanner() {
let settingsScreen = TabBarScreen(app: app).tapSettings()
settingsScreen.assertVisible()
settingsScreen.assertUpgradeBannerVisible()
captureScreenshot(name: "settings_with_upgrade_banner")
}
/// TC: Toggle between Customize and Settings segments.
func testSettingsTab_SegmentedControlToggle() {
let settingsScreen = TabBarScreen(app: app).tapSettings()
settingsScreen.assertVisible()
// Switch to Settings sub-tab
settingsScreen.tapSettingsTab()
// Verify picker still exists after switch
settingsScreen.segmentedPicker
.waitForExistenceOrFail(timeout: defaultTimeout, message: "Segmented picker should exist after switching to Settings")
captureScreenshot(name: "settings_subtab")
// Switch back to Customize
settingsScreen.tapCustomizeTab()
settingsScreen.segmentedPicker
.waitForExistenceOrFail(timeout: defaultTimeout, message: "Segmented picker should exist after switching to Customize")
captureScreenshot(name: "customize_subtab")
}
}