v1.62.0

Added

• client.getPaywalls() — fetch a project's full paywall catalog in one round-trip. Returns every placement (no per-placement fetch in the common path), cached under a dedicated rocapine-paywalls-* AsyncStorage namespace with the same stale-while-revalidate / custom-key behaviour as onboarding steps. New exports: Paywall, PaywallCatalog, PaywallOptions, GetPaywallsResponseHeaders, PresentResult.
• PaywallProvider and usePaywall() — present a paywall from anywhere in the app, including screens with no onboarding flow mounted. Mount PaywallProvider once, above OnboardingProvider, not beside or inside it — an app-level ancestor still reaches an OnboardingProvider mounted anywhere underneath. usePaywall() returns { present, isReady, catalog }: present(placement) shows the matching paywall and resolves once the user leaves it ("purchased" | "dismissed" | "cancelled" | "error"), with no network call — the catalog and its products are already resolved from PaywallProvider mount, so a paywall renders the instant a user taps upgrade. An unknown placement, or presenting while another paywall is already showing, resolves "error" rather than throwing.
• One shared product runtime across both providers. PaywallProvider and OnboardingProvider publish/consume the same product context, so passing the same productProvider to each — with PaywallProvider as the ancestor — gives a single resolved product set and a single purchasing flag visible to both an onboarding step's purchase action and a standalone paywall's.
• dismiss and presentPaywall ButtonActions. dismiss finishes the current screen with { status: "dismissed" } (a paywall host upgrades this to "purchased"/"cancelled" when a purchase actually completed during that presentation). presentPaywall opens a paywall by placement from an onboarding step or from a paywall's own content, and no-ops (with a console.warn) when no PaywallProvider is mounted anywhere above the host. Both were withheld from the 1.61.0 product-actions release specifically because no paywall host existed yet to make them meaningful.

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