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* fix(app/e2e): fix composer-lock test — use mock provider + prompt so lock releases
Two bugs in the "composer is locked while new workspace agent is being
created" test:
1. expectComposerDisabled used toBeDisabled() but React Native TextInput
with editable={false} renders as <textarea readonly> on web, not
<textarea disabled>. Fixed to not.toBeEditable().
2. clickNewWorkspaceButton created an agent with no prompt, leaving the
agent permanently "idle". showPendingCreateSubmitLoading only clears
when authoritativeStatus is non-bootstrapping, but "idle" counts as
bootstrapping — so the composer lock never released. Fixed by opening
the new-workspace composer, filling a prompt, then clicking Create so
the mock agent transitions to "running" after agent_created is released.
Also switches buildCreateAgentPreferences to provider "mock" with the
ten-second-stream model so E2E tests exercise app behavior without
depending on real provider availability.
* fix(app): add aria-checked to Switch for E2E toBeChecked() assertions
React Native Web does not map accessibilityState.checked to aria-checked
for role="switch", so Playwright's toBeChecked() always finds the element
unchecked. Adding aria-checked={value} directly to the Pressable sets the
attribute explicitly.
Update the switch.test.tsx mock to accept and pass through the explicit
aria-checked prop, keeping the mock faithful to the fixed component.
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