fix(example): report supported image formats and failed loads accurately - #692
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Fixes
Use image/jpeg for native/Windows JPEG previews, restrict the legacy webm option to Android, remove the unsupported web pixelRatio option, show the actual output format/quality and clear old format previews, and report failed cross-origin image loads instead of waiting indefinitely.
Compatibility / observable changes
Example-only corrections. No API, dependency, layout or styling changes. Failed remote images keep capture disabled and expose a polite live status; a later successful load restores normal capture.
Verification
Ten actual React-rendered checks pass across native, Windows and web examples; eight fail on the baseline. Checks cover MIME, platform-specific format cycling, supported capture options, preview metadata/reset, and failed/successful image event controls. No assistive-technology or full Windows rendering claim.
This patch was applied independently to upstream commit
6acbec50a5e3cab7d668711d757c52cfdc791c76and passed its targeted external actual-source diagnostics. Across the focused patches, 119 such checks pass. Java/Objective-C diagnostics use controlled bridge/platform doubles or owned filesystem fixtures; they are not substitutes for physical-device rendering tests.Combined branch checks:
The separate iOS cleanup patch intentionally makes the existing test named
testReleaseCapture_currentlyDeletesPrefixOnlyImposterDirectories_KNOWN_LOOSE_GUARDfail because it asserts the unsafe old behavior. That patch is kept in a separate draft PR. No checked-in test/spec or snapshot files were added, modified, regenerated or disabled.Windows/Expo native builds, physical-device video/PixelCopy output, and full Detox suites were not run. The full unchanged Playwright suite was run against both baseline and patched builds: both have 9 passes and the same 3 failures. Two Linux-reference screenshot mismatches have byte-identical baseline/patched actual images on macOS. The CORS fixture hard-codes port 3000, occupied by an unrelated local backend; the isolated example uses another port. No snapshots or assertions were changed. React Doctor also reports existing example suggestions and a React-18 ref-cleanup warning; the latter was checked against actual React 18 legacy-ref and React 19 cleanup behavior. No rules were suppressed.
Scope
example/src/screens/ImageTestScreen.tsxexample-windows/src/screens/ImageTestScreen.tsxexample/src/screens/FSTestScreen.tsxexample-windows/src/screens/FSTestScreen.tsxexample-web/src/screens/ImageTestScreen.tsxexample-web/src/screens/CORSImageTestScreen.tsxUnrelated audit changes are submitted separately.