riteshshukla04

This commit **fixes a compilation issue** in **React Native iOS apps** when `SWIFT_OBJC_INTEROP_MODE` is set to `objcxx`. Previously, `glog`'s internal namespace usage caused compilation failures, preventing the integration of pods that rely on `objcxx` interop, such as certain **Nitro modules**. The **fix** involves updating the `ios-configure-glog.sh` script to generate a `module.modulemap` for `glog` using textual headers, which resolves the namespace conflict and allows proper Swift C++ interop. This **enhances compatibility** for developers needing to use advanced Swift C++ interop features, enabling them to integrate `objcxx`-dependent pods without workarounds.

This commit **fixes a compilation error** in **Android React Native projects** caused by the autolinking mechanism. Previously, when two different libraries exported a package class with the same simple name but different namespaces, the generated `PackageList.java` would produce ambiguous class references, leading to build failures. The **React Native Gradle plugin** (`GeneratePackageListTask.kt`) is now **refactored** to use **fully qualified class names (FQCN)** directly when instantiating `ReactPackage`s, eliminating the need for imports and resolving these naming collisions. This **bug fix** ensures **autolinking correctly handles diverse library dependencies** without build issues, improving project stability.

This commit **fixes several URL handling issues** within the **`react-native` `Libraries/Blob` module**, specifically addressing problems with `URL` construction and `URLSearchParams` serialization. It corrects the `URL` constructor to prevent incorrect trailing slashes and implements a robust setter for the `search` property, ensuring `URLSearchParams` are properly updated and reflected in the URL's string representation. The `toString` method was also updated to accurately reflect these changes, resolving issues like duplicate URL search parameters and enhancing the overall reliability of URL parsing and construction. New test cases were added to validate these critical fixes.

This commit provides a **bug fix** by **correcting the TypeScript type definition** for the `size` prop within the **`RefreshControl` component**. Previously, the `size` prop was incorrectly typed as a `number`, but its actual expected values are `string` literals like `'large'` or `'default'`. This **type correction** ensures that developers using TypeScript with **React Native** will receive accurate type checking and improved autocompletion when configuring the `RefreshControl`, preventing potential type-related errors. The change primarily impacts the **developer experience** and **type safety** of the `RefreshControl` module.

This commit **updates the type definitions** for the **`Platform` utility** within **React Native Web**. It **changes the return type of `Platform.version` from `void` to `string`** in `PlatformTypes.js`. This **refactoring** aligns the type definition with a recent behavioral change in `react-native-web`, where `Platform.version` now consistently returns the string "0.0.0" for web environments. This ensures type safety and correctness for consumers interacting with the `Platform` API on the web.

This commit **fixes** a **bug** in the **iOS Fabric `TextInput` component** where setting the `maxLength` prop to `0` did not prevent users from typing. It modifies `RCTTextInputComponentView.mm` to correctly enforce the `maxLength` constraint, preventing input when `maxLength` is `0` or its maximum value. Additionally, the default `maxLength` in `BaseTextInputProps.h` is updated to `std::numeric_limits<int>::max()` to accurately represent an unlimited length. This **bug fix** ensures consistent and expected behavior for the `TextInput` `maxLength` property across platforms, particularly on **iOS**, aligning it with the intended functionality.

This commit provides a **bug fix** for **nightly build failures** within the project's **CI/CD pipelines**. It addresses issues where nightly builds and associated library tests were failing due to an incorrect Node.js environment setup. The fix involves adding a dedicated 'Set up Node.js' step to the `.github/workflows/test-libraries-on-nightlies.yml` workflow and correcting a typo in `.github/workflows/check-nightly.yml`. This ensures that **automated nightly builds** and **testing of libraries** execute reliably, preventing future build breaks caused by Node.js version mismatches.

This commit **adds pending declarations** for the **`ScrollView`** component, which **fixes a reported issue** related to its internal workings. This **enhancement** expands the set of declarations available for `ScrollView`, improving its internal consistency and preparing it for future developments. The change is general to the `ScrollView` implementation, ensuring broader compatibility and stability across platforms.

This commit implements a **minor style fix** within the **iOS C++ utility layer** of React Native. It **corrects a typo** specifically located in the deprecation warning message within the `packages/react-native/React/CxxUtils/RCTFollyConvert.h` header file. This **maintenance change** improves the accuracy and professionalism of developer-facing warnings, ensuring clearer communication about deprecated functionalities. The impact is limited to the textual content of a warning and does not affect any runtime behavior or core features.

This commit provides a **bug fix** by **correcting an incorrect URL** within the **New App Screen** module. Specifically, it updates the link associated with the **Networking** documentation, changing the path from `navigation` to `network` in `packages/new-app-screen/src/Links.js`. This ensures that users clicking the Networking link in the new app setup flow are directed to the proper and intended documentation resource. The change improves the user experience by resolving a broken or misleading link, making the **New App Screen** more reliable.

This commit performs a significant **refactoring** by **migrating** the core **`ViewGroupManager`** class within the **React Native Android UI management subsystem** from Java to Kotlin. This modernization effort involves reimplementing its various methods, such as `addView`, `removeView`, `setViewZIndex`, and `getViewZIndex`, and introducing a Kotlin `Companion` object for static functions. The `ReactAndroid.api` dump is updated to reflect these changes in constructors and method signatures, ensuring API consistency. This internal change aims to improve code maintainability and leverage Kotlin features without altering the external behavior of UI management.

This commit **improves the test suite** for the **`URL` object** within the `react-native` `Blob` library. It **adds new test cases** to specifically validate the behavior of the `protocol` property and the `toString()` method, addressing an oversight from a previous merge. This **internal maintenance** work enhances the robustness of the `URL` implementation by ensuring these critical aspects are correctly tested, contributing to overall code stability. The changes are confined to `packages/react-native/Libraries/Blob/__tests__/URL-test.js`, with no runtime impact on the `URL` object's functionality itself.

This commit delivers a **bug fix** for the **iOS TextInput component** within the React Native renderer. It addresses an issue where providing an invalid prop type for certain text input properties would cause the application to crash due to an `abort()` call during raw value conversion. The fix replaces these `abort()` calls in the `fromRawValue` functions within `conversions.h` with assignments to **default enum values**. This prevents app crashes, making the **TextInput component** more resilient to incorrect prop usage and significantly improving application stability on iOS.

This commit **refactors** the **Android bridge utility** by **migrating** the `UiThreadUtil` class from Java to Kotlin, modernizing its implementation and updating the `ReactAndroid.api` definition accordingly. This change is part of a broader effort to transition the React Native Android codebase to Kotlin, improving maintainability and leveraging modern language features. Additionally, a **bug fix** is included in `DebuggingOverlay.kt` to prevent potential `NullPointerExceptions` by adding a null-safe check during the cleanup of trace updates. This work enhances the stability and future-proofing of core **React Native Android** components.