fix(ios): fall back to SpringBoard hierarchy when DockFolderViewService is foreground (iOS 26 iPad)

[mrvissercb]

In Maestro Studio Desktop (the view hierarchy), on iPad + iOS 26, nothing is clickable on the home screen except the status bar.

It looks like on the home screen, springboard is not the foreground app, it's now com.apple.DocumentManager.DockFolderViewService which has no hierarchy.

This change detects that service and instead falls back to springboard. The end result is you can click the icons on the home screen.

Issue:

(In Maestro Studio Desktop)

ipad-ios26-hierarchy.mp4

Fix:

(In the locally built web view UI)

Screen.Recording.2026-05-08.at.1.02.18.PM.mov

Remaining issues

• The highlights are completely off in landscape, but that's a larger / separate fix

Proposed changes

copilot:summary

Testing

I have manually tested that the home screen / springboard now has an hierarchy associated and is clickable in the home screen.

Issues fixed

[mrvissercb]

I don't think I'm using the GH action exact Xcode version, so driver integrity check will fail regardless -- I assume you have an internal process to do this so I'll ignore that failing check.

[mrvissercb]

e2e test failures appear systemic, can anyone confirm?

[mrvissercb]

Thanks @Fishbowler -- the nudge appears to have fixed the tests 👍

[mrvissercb]

Just updated with main. @amanjeetsingh150 please let me know if there is anything else needed for this. It'll help ipad test / automation function on home screen 👍

[Fishbowler]

Local testing has shown that the problem definitely exists in v2.6.1, and that this resolves it. 🎉

In parallel, I'm also helping with #3273, which is solving a different problem, but would also solve this issue (by always including SpringBoard hierarchy elements).

[mrvissercb]

Local testing has shown that the problem definitely exists in v2.6.1, and that this resolves it. 🎉

In parallel, I'm also helping with #3273, which is solving a different problem, but would also solve this issue (by always including SpringBoard hierarchy elements).

Nice. Probably worth having both, especially if a flag eventually creeps in to disable the Home Screen hierarchy when another app is foreground.