fix(mobile): uniwind platform variants stay guarded on both platforms

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The problem

ios: / android: Uniwind variants were never reliably platform-guarded (audit #15, the breakage in #13161 that #13169 reverted). The exact mechanism, verified against uniwind@1.11.0 (and still present in 1.12.0 and current main):

Tailwind emits every ios: utility inside one shared @media ios { ... } block. Uniwind's ProcessorBuilder.parseRuleRec handles media rules like this:

this.declarationConfig.mediaQueries.push(...mediaQueries);
rule.value.rules.forEach((rule) => {
  this.parseRuleRec(rule);
  this.declarationConfig = this.getDeclarationConfig(); // also wipes mediaQueries
});

The per-rule reset wipes the block's media queries, so only the first rule in each media block keeps its platform metadata. For every later utility, addMetaToStylesTemplate sees platform: null and cannot filter it — the class ships unguarded in both platform bundles (native: false, complexity: 0 in the compiled __reinit payload, exactly as the #13161 investigation found). The same defect also silently dropped the breakpoint from every utility after the first in a sm:/md: block.

Compiled output for pt-12 ios:pt-[72px] ios:font-[family-name:Menlo] android:font-mono ..., before the fix (both platform builds identical):

ios:pt-[72px]                 native: false   ← applied on Android too
ios:font-[family-name:Menlo]  native: false   ← applied on Android too
android:font-mono             native: false   ← applied on iOS too
ios:flex-1                    native: true    ← only the first rule of its block survived
sm:text-lg                    minWidth: 0     ← applied at every width

The fix

Extend the existing uniwind@1.11.0 pnpm patch: capture the block's media queries once and re-feed them after each sibling-rule reset (plus a final reset for parity with the top-level visitor). Applied to all shipped copies — dist/metro/transformer.cjs/.mjs (what Metro actually runs), dist/common, dist/module, and the src/ TypeScript. No app-code changes; no changes to any Git sheet classNames.

After the fix (same fixture, real compiler):

ios build:    ios:* → native: true, present   | android:* → dropped from bundle   | sm:text-lg minWidth: 560
android build: android:* → native: true, present | ios:* → dropped from bundle     | sm:text-lg minWidth: 560

Upstream this is a real fix candidate — I verified the unfixed code is still in uniwind@1.12.0 and on main; sending them a PR is a follow-up. Until then the patch lives here (the repo already carries a patches/uniwind@1.11.0.patch).

Tests

apps/mobile/src/lib/uniwind-platform-variants.test.ts + a plain-Node fixture that runs the installed compiler over real Tailwind output (same compile/Scanner/ProcessorBuilder/addMetaToStylesTemplate/compileNativeCSS calls as the Metro transformer, in a child process so no test-runner transforms touch it). It pins the audit shapes: multiple utilities per platform block, pt-12 ios:pt-[72px] (NewTaskDraftScreen), opposing ios:font-[family-name:Menlo] / android:font-mono (worktree-setup-card), and two utilities sharing one sm: block. Asserts per-platform: foreign classes absent from the stylesheet and nowhere in the compiled payload, own-platform classes native: true, shared/responsive classes preserved with breakpoints intact.

Negative control: running the same fixture against the pre-fix package reproduces the leak (native: false on both platforms, minWidth: 0) — the assertions fail without the patch.

Review round 2 also surfaced a process regression worth recording: the first regeneration of the patch file reset the five patched copies to pristine before applying the media hunk, which silently reverted two pre-existing hunks in those copies (the state/data-* selector-variant fix and the Metro native-styles fingerprint). The patch is now built strictly as main's patch + the media hunk: diffing the installed packages against main's install shows differences only inside the parseRuleRec media branches, and two additional fixture controls (below) pin the preserved behaviors so any future regeneration that drops them fails CI.

Review round 1: the first-cut reset also wiped the outer rule context, so media rules nested inside a class rule (@utility bodies with @variant, nested breakpoints) stopped writing into their class and compiled as global vars or were dropped. Siblings now reset to a copy of the block's outer config plus the block's media queries, and the outer config is restored after the block. Two additional fixture cases (container-x with a nested breakpoint, foo-x with @variant ios inside @utility) pin the exact pre-fix compiler output for that shape; the negative control confirms they fail against the first-cut head.

Verification

• Focused suite: 9/9 pass (platform guards, nested media/@variant shapes, single-variant state/data-* selector conditioning + rejection of an unsupported [aria-disabled] selector, and the Metro __reinit fingerprint argument — each with a negative control against the corresponding broken patch hash) — scope note: the [aria-disabled] control covers a single unsupported selector variant; mixed compounds like aria-disabled:active: keep active and drop the unsupported part identically on main and this branch (pre-existing upstream behavior, unchanged here) (vp test run src/lib in apps/mobile: 43 files / 609+ tests; dependency-graph.test.ts passes; tsc --noEmit and scoped vp lint clean).
• Installed-package diff vs main: only the five parseRuleRec media branches differ; every pre-existing selector/fingerprint hunk is preserved byte-for-byte
• Real bundles, both platforms (re-run on the current head): expo export --platform ios / --platform android with the patch:
  • iOS bundle contains "ios:font-[family-name:Menlo]" and "ios:pt-[72px]" with guards; contains no android:font-mono / android:shrink keys at all.
  • Android bundle contains "android:font-mono" with "native": true; contains no ios: keys at all.
• Integrated device pass on head 5b2643e (device-visible app classes are unchanged at the current head; the follow-up commit only refines media rules nested inside class rules, which no app class uses — see the regression section): iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel_10_Pro loaded the patched Metro bundle against an isolated seeded backend. New Task (ios:pt-[72px]) and Settings (android: row variants) render and navigate correctly on both. Before/after screenshots: PR issue comment. Current head (343aa08) re-verified on both devices against an isolated seeded backend — Settings opens normally on iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel_10_Pro: device evidence.
• Note for reviewers: this patch does change what existing app variants compile to — but only for utilities that actually sat past the first rule of their media block. Verified against the real exported bundles at the current head (expo export, both platforms): the iOS stylesheet now drops android:min-h-18, android:gap-1, android:px-4, android:py-3, android:text-base, android:font-mono; the Android stylesheet drops ios:font-[family-name:Menlo] (worktree-setup-card). NewTaskDraftScreen's ios:pt-[72px] was already the first rule of its @media ios block and was already guarded before this fix — it is unchanged; it is used in the fixture only because the fixture reproduces the multi-utility block shape. The reverted Git-sheet class migration (refactor(mobile): git sheets use uniwind platform variants instead of className ternaries #13161/revert(mobile): git sheets back to Platform.OS ternaries (un-guarded uniwind variants broke both platforms) #13169) remains out of scope: no Git sheet classNames change here; re-migrating them is separate follow-up work that only becomes safe once this lands.

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✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.

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Codex	Live turn WebSocket wire	6.5 KiB	6.5 KiB	−15 B (−0.2%)	7.8 KiB	✅
Codex	Live turn WebSocket decoded	56.3 KiB	56.3 KiB	0 B (0.0%)	66.4 KiB	✅
Codex	Live turn messages	10	10	0 (0.0%)	21	✅
Claude	Total thread wire	13.5 KiB	13.5 KiB	−64 B (−0.5%)	15.1 KiB	✅
Claude	Thread snapshot wire	7.1 KiB	7.1 KiB	−10 B (−0.1%)	7.3 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn WebSocket wire	6.5 KiB	6.4 KiB	−54 B (−0.8%)	7.8 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn WebSocket decoded	57.1 KiB	57.0 KiB	−44 B (−0.1%)	66.4 KiB	✅
Claude	Live turn messages	10	9	−1 (−10.0%)	21	✅

Baseline: 68607c5 · PR result: 343aa08 · Source CI: success

Scenario and decoded snapshot size

10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.

• Codex decoded thread snapshot: 114.0 KiB
• Claude decoded thread snapshot: 114.6 KiB

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Approvability

Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR is a focused Uniwind compiler bug fix with broad regression coverage across platform bundles and Metro artifacts. An unresolved substantive concern about mixed selector variants in the patched compiler remains, even though it appears outside the newly changed media-query logic, so human review is warranted.

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The patch updates Uniwind selector and media-query processing, adds fingerprint-based native reinitialization, and expands fixture-based regression tests for platform styles, nested rules, selector conditions, payloads, and theme arguments.

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Uniwind platform variant handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Processor variant and media-query handling patches/uniwind@1.11.0.patch	Processors extract supported selector variants, skip unsupported trailing compounds, combine inherited and local media queries for nested siblings, and restore outer declaration state.
Native styles fingerprint and reinitialization patches/uniwind@1.11.0.patch	Metro native output passes a SHA-256 styles fingerprint to Uniwind.__reinit. Development reinitialization skips unchanged fingerprints.
Platform compilation fixture and regression tests apps/mobile/src/lib/uniwind-platform-variants.fixture.cjs, apps/mobile/src/lib/uniwind-platform-variants.test.ts	The fixture compiles platform styles, checks transformer output, and emits JSON. Tests cover platform isolation, nested media rules, selector conditions, serialized payloads, fingerprints, and theme arguments.

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Mixed selectors can compile with weaker conditions and apply styles too broadly. Fix the existing selector-validation issue before merging.

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Integrated device pass on head 5b2643e377875ed736e142d35787b6916bae5d62 with the patched Uniwind package installed: both native clients loaded the same isolated seeded backend. New Task (which uses pt-12 ios:pt-[72px]) and Settings (which uses several android: row variants) rendered and navigated on iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro. These captures confirm those existing screens remain usable; the compiler fixture and per-platform exports in the PR verify the variant metadata and filtering.

Screen	iOS	Android
New Task
Settings

This does not yet cover the previously reverted Git-sheet variant migration; the PR intentionally leaves those screens on their restored JS conditions.

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Current-head device recheck on 7525fc27301a7aa292cecaa8ef3d9cfed9cc5ef2: with the revised patched package installed, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro both bundled from this worktree and opened Settings against the isolated seeded backend. The platform-specific Settings rows rendered and remained navigable on both. This confirms the nested-media correction did not visibly regress this existing variant user; the new compiler fixture is the direct check for nested-media behavior.

iOS Settings	Android Settings

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Current-head device recheck on 343aa08b15dc490cdfed908d8b68f7ab9f2d4031, after restoring the older Uniwind patch hunks: iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro each bundled from this worktree, stayed paired to the isolated seeded backend, and opened Settings with its existing platform-specific row classes. Both rendered normally. The compiler fixture and independent code audits remain the direct checks for selector states, media metadata, and Metro fingerprint preservation.

iOS Settings	Android Settings