fix(swift-ios): allow HTTP connections to NetBird and Tailscale IPs

[DominicVonk]

What Changed

Aligned the native Swift iOS app with the Expo app by configuring App Transport Security with only NSAllowsArbitraryLoads = true. This replaces the narrower NSAllowsLocalNetworking and ts.net exception configuration.

Why

T3 Code users can connect to arbitrary self-hosted servers over NetBird or Tailscale, including plain HTTP endpoints at 100.* and 10.* addresses or custom hostnames. The app cannot enumerate those destinations ahead of time. Matching the Expo client ensures the Swift client applies one global ATS policy to all user-configured server URLs; keeping NSAllowsLocalNetworking would cause modern iOS versions to ignore NSAllowsArbitraryLoads.

Checklist

• This PR is small and focused
• I explained what changed and why
• No UI changes

Verified by parsing apps/swift-ios/Resources/Info.plist with Python plistlib, checking the ATS dictionary, running git diff --check, and inspecting the Xcode project settings confirming Resources/Info.plist is the app target plist. An Xcode build was not run in this Linux environment.

Created with GPT-6 in the Codex harness.

[macroscopeapp]

Approvability

Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The iOS app’s global App Transport Security policy now permits insecure HTTP connections to arbitrary destinations instead of only scoped local and ts.net destinations. This materially broadens the app’s default network security behavior and warrants human review.

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[DominicVonk]

Hi @t3dotgg,

I know you're very busy. This PR is useful for everyone that doesn't use ts.net subdomains for their t3 code setups and want to use the SwiftUI variant of the app. Thank you so much for your time and building this great community!

Kind regards,

Dominic