[yiguodev]

Summary

Fix Google Play's rejection of internal draft uploads and reuse localized website showcase images in the three READMEs.

 Android internal draft upload
- changes_not_sent_for_review: true
+ skip metadata, images, screenshots and changelogs
 README showcase images
- seven local PNGs
+ one hosted composition per language

Keep automatic parameter rescue disabled. Document the required Play Console checks before uploading the binary and saving store content.

Evidence

• Before: The Play API rejected the internal draft edit when changesNotSentForReview was set.
  After: The rejected option is removed; track: "internal", release_status: "draft" and disabled automatic rescue are preserved. Ruby syntax validation passes.
• Before: The READMEs used local PNG copies alongside unused screenshots.
  After: All three hosted PNG URLs return successfully and match the expected image hashes; no references to the removed local images remain.
• Previously verified for the Fastlane change: lane-argument probe passed; build-script tests: 34 passed, 1 skipped.
• git diff --check passes. A live Play upload has not been rerun.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

A revert restores the upload arguments and local images.

Blast Radius: release

Upload skip flags do not isolate changes already pending in Play Console; a normal API commit can include those changes. The updated instructions require checking for pending changes and active reviews before uploading. README images now depend on the stable hosted PNG URLs.

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📝 Code Review	✅ Completed 2026-11-05T10:44:24.010817Z	7608ba1	PR opened
🔒 Security Review	✅ Completed 2026-11-05T10:47:04.468266Z	7608ba1	PR opened

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