v0.20.0

Fixed

• Agent: scroll down in "<anchor>" until X appears regression (0.19.2+): failed with Widget not found: text("<anchor>") once the anchor scrolled off screen (the scrollable was re-resolved from the anchor every step). Resolved once now.
• Agent: "UI one tap behind": the post-action settle (and wait for idle) now lets a scheduled frame run before declaring the UI idle, so see right after tap no longer reads the pre-tap state (bottom sheets, radio rows; intermittent).

Added

• iOS system-dialog labels for 27 languages: allow / deny / allow once / allow while using measured on a real simulator (iOS 26.3) per language, raw output in docs/evidence/i18n-ios-dialog-labels-2026-10/. tap "Allow" in system dialog now works on a device set to any of them. Not measured (so exact label needed): ok, cancel, open outside English, photo/calendar/contacts alerts.
• Named devices (hard rule): probe device start --platform ios --name <n> (and MCP start_device name) boots the simulator with that name, or creates one (same device type/runtime as the default) when missing. Running Android emulators are listed and reported by their AVD name instead of the hardware model, and a run never has an unnamed device (falls back to the serial/UDID). Every result records device name and id.
• Loose text matching (--match-loose, defaults.match: loose): text selectors, see, wait until and tooltip/Semantics-label
  matching fold case, accents and diacritics, typographic apostrophes and dashes, full-width forms, invisible characters and
  whitespace on both sides (Änderungen ~ anderungen, Don’t Allow ~ Don't allow). Off by default. Ids are never folded.
  Marks that carry meaning (Indic vowel signs, Thai tone marks) are kept. A shared fixture file keeps the Go and Dart folding identical.
• The system-dialog button/title matching now uses the same folding (accents included).
• System-dialog buttons resolve by role in any device language: tap "Don't Allow" in system dialog, deny permission "notifications",
  --grant notifications and dismiss system dialog find the button with the same role (allow, deny, allow once, allow while using,
  OK, cancel, not now, open, close) on a device set to another language. Android uses the permission dialog's resource ids; an exact
  label always wins over a role. The iOS notification alert is recognised by its buttons (Allow + Don't Allow) instead of its English title.
• iOS deny permission "notifications" really resets the decision when the app is not running: iOS keeps an earlier Allow (or
  --grant notifications) for good and simctl cannot change it, so a "first run" notification test only saw the alert once. The
  step now reinstalls the app from a copy of its own bundle (SimCtl.Reinstall), which brings notifications back to "not asked
  yet" (verified on a simulator: Allow, relaunch shows no alert; reinstall, launch shows the alert again). With the app running it
  still answers the alert. The reinstall leaves a new, empty data container.
• Docs: new guide "Testing localized apps"; README, agent README (pub.dev), internal/README, llms.txt, MCP guide, VS Code snippet.