Limit Solarium effect to iOS 26 - #6
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Summary
useSolariumEffectavailability gate for blur and vertical offset.Why
The iOS 26 availability check was defined but not used. The implementation referenced
preferredSolariumEffectdirectly, so string-based title APIs enabled the Solarium animation on every supported platform.Impact
The Solarium-style animation is now limited to iOS 26 and later when using a string-based
scrollAwareTitleoverload. ViewBuilder-based titles and other platforms retain the standard fade transition.Validation
swift testxcodebuildforgeneric/platform=iOS Simulatorxcodebuildforgeneric/platform=macOS,variant=Mac Catalystxcodebuildforplatform=macOS