0.3.0

Added

• Liquid Glass buttons (iOS 26) — NativeButton / NativeIconButton gain
  ios = NativeButtonIosOptions(background = Glass | ProminentGlass): a real UIGlassEffect capsule
  that refracts the content beneath the button and morphs on press. Glass is the clear adaptive
  flavor (content adopts the system label color); ProminentGlass tints the glass with the variant's
  container color. Silent fallback to the flat variant below iOS 26; documented no-op on Android;
  NativeSplitButton accepts the option but renders Automatic this release. Demo: sample app →
  Settings → Developer → "Liquid glass buttons".
• NativeCollapsible — the platform-safe way to collapse/expand content containing native
  controls (use instead of AnimatedVisibility around Native* components). A real
  AnimatedVisibility on Android; on iOS it animates the container's size while content enters and
  leaves in one clean step, and NativeText inside renders through Compose (no interop cut-out
  flash during the animation).
• "Interop churn test" screen in the sample app (Settings → Developer) — regression harness for
  the interop synchronization behaviors below, with the pathological AnimatedVisibility pattern
  reproducible behind an off-by-default toggle.

Fixed

• iOS: ghost / doubled / stale native controls after interop churn. Compose Multiplatform queues
  every UIKit-side interop mutation (insert, position update, removal, onRelease) into a
  transaction executed only when the next rendered frame is presented; actions can execute with
  severe delay (visibly desynced controls during animated visibility) and, in a narrower window, be
  lost outright. Every kit-hosted UIKitView now detaches its native view synchronously at node
  disposal (removal delay bounded to zero — no lingering/doubled controls), and settled positions
  self-heal against the Compose-side layout truth. The remaining delay on the insert side is a
  Compose Multiplatform engine limitation, documented with hard usage rules in
  docs/interop-notes.md §4 and reported upstream (docs/upstream/cmp-interop-transaction-lag.md).

0.2.0

Added

• Per-screen chrome behavior — NativeBarConfig (hidesTopBar, hidesTabBar, per-screen
  actions) carried on NativeChromeEntry.bar, so any host can drive per-screen bar visibility and
  native toolbar actions through the existing chrome projection. Defaults unchanged; fully opt-in.
• iOS shell style registry — NativeShellStyle + applyNativeShellStyle() (iosMain): themed /
  system-material / custom bar backgrounds, global tint, tab-item selected/unselected colors, title
  font, and hairline visibility for the native UINavigationBar/UITabBar chrome, with
  nativeShell…UIColor resolvers for Swift shells.
• The sample app gained Compose-side bar slots + restylable defaults (NativeNavDefaults) and a
  "Navigation toolbar styles" catalog (Settings → Developer) demonstrating the full customization
  surface on both platforms, including documented limitations.

0.1.0

First public release.

Added

• Component set — one shared Native* API per component, rendered with Jetpack Compose Material 3 on
  Android and real UIKit controls on iOS: buttons (incl. icon/split/menu), text fields (single/multiline,
  search bar, OTP), selection controls (toggle, checkbox, radio, segmented, slider, stepper), pickers
  (date, color, page control + pager), cards/surfaces/dividers, list rows with swipe actions, dialogs,
  sheets, popovers, share, feedback (native alerts/action sheets, toasts, banners), progress/skeleton,
  empty/error content states, rating, avatar/badge, pagination + load-more, and focus utilities.
• Theming — NativeKitTheme with token-driven spacing/corners/typography, light/dark palettes that
  also reach native iOS shell chrome and Android system bars, Dynamic Type scaling on iOS, and
  reduce-motion awareness.
• Nav-agnostic native chrome contract (…nativecomposekit.chrome) — NativeChromeStateSource /
  NativeChromeState project any navigation system into real iOS chrome (UITabBarController + per-tab
  UINavigationControllers + UISheetPresentationController), including full back-stack projection
  (backStacksByTab), commit-time pop ratification (backCommitted), and per-entry / sheet Compose
  content hosts. The kit itself owns no navigation.
• iOS interop hardening — scroll-safe overlay placement with theme-matched backings, VoiceOver
  exposure for interactive native controls (semantics mirrors for display-only ones), controls are never
  restyled or re-asserted while their own tap animation runs, and interop views stay hidden until their
  first valid placement.
• Docs — architecture, navigation ownership model, native-chrome layout/inset contract, interop
  behavior notes with upstream issue references, and per-component references with platform capability
  tables.