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Rocky 81581f0e5f chore: drop iOS 18–25 / non-iPhone support, require iOS 26
Two related cleanups the user asked for in one shot:

1. iPhone-only is now enforced at every target — Mac Catalyst and
   visionOS were never configured in `project.yml`, but the
   `OSGKeyboardShared` framework and the two test bundles were
   still defaulting to `TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY = "1,2"` (iPhone +
   iPad). All four targets now explicitly set `"1"`. SDK is
   `iphoneos` for everyone, no `xros` / `macosx`.

2. Deployment target bumped from iOS 18.0 to iOS 26.0 across the
   board (`project.yml` + the ext's per-target setting). With
   iOS 26 as the floor, the iOS 18–25 SFSpeechRecognizer path
   became dead code and several `#available` checks became
   always-true. Removed:

   - `AppleSpeechASR` (the entire SFSpeechRecognizer-based ASR
     backend) and the `#available(iOS 26.0, *)` factory branch.
     `ASRServiceFactory.make()` now returns `SpeechAnalyzerASR()`
     directly. SpeechAnalyzer is always fully on-device, which
     also made the `requiresOnDevice` flag meaningless.
   - `requiresOnDevice` from the `ASRService.transcribe` protocol
     signature, from `ProviderConfig`, `AppGroupStore`,
     `KeyboardState`, `AppGroupPersistor`, and the ext's
     `KeyboardViewController` (`state.requiresOnDevice`,
     `state.setRequiresOnDevice`, `persistRequiresOnDevice`).
   - `#available(iOS 17.0, *)` branch in
     `PreviewASRController.requestMicrophonePermission` and the
     ext's `PermissionManager.requestMicPermission` — both now
     just call the iOS 17+ `AVAudioApplication` API directly.
   - The `else` (iOS 18–25) branch in `SettingsView.asrEngineRow`
     — the on-device-only toggle is gone, the row is a static
     "SpeechAnalyzer active" badge. Same for the `else` branch
     in `EnginePickerSection.localSubtitle`.
   - `makeMicAuthHandler` (the iOS < 17 mic permission callback
     wrapper) from `PreviewASRController`.

   No `#available` / `@available` checks remain in the codebase
   except for the SpeechAnalyzer class itself (now unnecessary
   too, but kept for clarity — `AVAudioApplication` and
   `SpeechAnalyzer` are both iOS 17+ / iOS 26+ respectively,
   and the deployment target of 26 makes the explicit
   `@available` redundant; I left the SpeechAnalyzer class
   un-`@available` and removed the `@available(iOS 26.0, *)`
   decoration since it's no longer needed).

   The Keyboard ext's existing ASRService usage
   (`asr.transcribe(stream:locale:)`) is unchanged at the
   call-site level — just the third argument is gone.

3. Updated `info.plist` UISupportedInterfaceOrientations is
   already `[UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait]` only, which is
   correct for an iPhone-only app; no change needed.

Build: BUILD SUCCEEDED.
Tests: 22/22 pass.
Verified: `TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY = 1` on all four targets,
`SDKROOT = iphoneos` on all four.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code
2026-06-18 20:24:26 +08:00

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// AppGroupStore.swift
// OSGKeyboard · Shared
//
// Convenience wrapper around App Group UserDefaults for non-Published reads.
// Used by the keyboard extension (no SwiftUI) to read config without
// instantiating an ObservableObject.
//
// `apiKey` is NOT read from UserDefaults — see `Keychain.swift`. We
// share access between the host app and the keyboard extension via a
// shared keychain-access-group declared in both targets' entitlements.
import Foundation
public struct AppGroupStore: @unchecked Sendable {
public let defaults: UserDefaults
public init(defaults: UserDefaults = AppGroup.defaults) {
self.defaults = defaults
}
// MARK: - Keys
private enum Key {
static let providerId = "config.providerId"
static let baseURL = "config.baseURL"
static let model = "config.model"
static let systemPrompt = "config.systemPrompt"
static let modeId = "config.modeId"
static let localeId = "config.localeId"
static let engineMode = "config.engineMode"
}
// MARK: - Reads
public var providerId: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.providerId) ?? "openai"
}
public var baseURL: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.baseURL) ?? LLMProvider.provider(id: providerId).defaultBaseURL
}
/// API key lives in the Keychain (cross-process, encrypted at rest).
/// Returns "" when nothing is stored so the LLMClient can surface a
/// `noAPIKey` error rather than firing off an obviously-bad request.
public var apiKey: String {
Keychain.apiKey() ?? ""
}
public var model: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.model) ?? LLMProvider.provider(id: providerId).defaultModel
}
public var systemPrompt: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.systemPrompt) ?? Self.defaultSystemPrompt(for: providerId)
}
public var modeId: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.modeId) ?? "polish"
}
public var localeId: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.localeId) ?? "auto"
}
/// "local" → on-device ASR only, no LLM polishing.
/// "cloud" → ASR + LLM polish (default behaviour).
public var engineMode: String {
defaults.string(forKey: Key.engineMode) ?? "cloud"
}
// MARK: - Writes
public func setModeId(_ id: String) {
defaults.set(id, forKey: Key.modeId)
}
public func setLocaleId(_ id: String) {
defaults.set(id, forKey: Key.localeId)
}
public func setEngineMode(_ mode: String) {
defaults.set(mode, forKey: Key.engineMode)
}
// MARK: - Client
public func makeClient() -> LLMClient {
OpenAICompatibleClient(
baseURL: baseURL,
apiKey: apiKey,
model: model
)
}
// MARK: - Defaults
/// Per-provider default system prompt. We bias the prompt by the
/// provider's *primary* language so Chinese LLMs naturally return
/// Chinese for Chinese input, and English LLMs stay terse.
public static func defaultSystemPrompt(for providerId: String) -> String {
switch providerId {
case "zhipu", "moonshot", "qwen", "deepseek":
return """
你是一位语音输入润色助手。请将用户的口述改写为干净的中文(或英文)书面文字:
1) 保留原意,不编造事实;保持输入语言。
2) 添加恰当的标点、大小写、段落。
3) 当用户枚举"第一…第二…第三…"时,使用 markdown 列表。
4) 简洁,不超出原长 1.5 倍;可去掉无意义的口头禅(嗯、啊、那个)。
5) 只输出润色后的正文,不要解释、不要加引号。
"""
default:
return """
You are a voice-input polishing assistant. The user has spoken informally; rewrite their dictation as clean written text:
1) Preserve the user's original intent and meaning; do not invent facts.
2) Add proper punctuation, capitalization, and paragraph breaks.
3) When the user enumerates items ("first ... second ... third"), output a markdown list.
4) Keep the output concise — do not exceed 1.5x the spoken length. Drop filler words (um, uh, like).
5) Output in the same language as the input. No quotes, no explanation, no preamble.
"""
}
}
}