feat: add web content filter policy API for adult/explicit website blocking #86
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Summary
This PR adds first-class web content filtering to
react-native-device-activity, focused on blocking adult/explicit websites with Apple’s built-in filtering policies.Why
A common Screen Time use case is to allow normal app/category behavior while still blocking adult/explicit websites.
Before this change, the package supported shielding and app/category controls, but did not expose Apple’s web content filter policy as a dedicated API.
What’s included
WebContentFilterPolicyInputwithnone,auto,specific, andallmodes.setWebContentFilterPolicy(policy, triggeredBy?)clearWebContentFilterPolicy(triggeredBy?)isWebContentFilterPolicyActive()setWebContentFilterPolicyclearWebContentFilterPolicyAllTheThings) to manually test apply/clear/status for web filter policies.Notes