The overlay now draws with no controller too, so starting a call no longer resets the content's state, such as the composer draft.
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A wrapper around the logged-in content rather than an overlay, because a minimized call takes a strip of height above it while a maximized one covers it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found on a device: with no UI to answer the microphone permission or unset the maximized snapshot, the call parks forever and blanks the screen through the proximity wake lock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keyed by session id in app scope rather than session-scoped, because answering a call notification after a cold start has no session graph to reach a session-scoped stack from.
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Adds the seam a native MatrixRTC call stack plugs into, with nothing behind it
yet, so that the stack itself lands as a self-contained change.
`FeatureFlags.NativeCall` is off by default and unfinished.
`features/callnative/api` declares `NativeCallEntryPoint`, and
`features/callnative/impl` provides a default that logs and does nothing:
turning the flag on today gets no call and a line in the log. That is the
honest outcome, where falling back to the WebView would make the flag look
broken rather than unimplemented.
`DefaultElementCallEntryPoint` forks on the flag. The read is asynchronous
because the flag is storage-backed, and caching it in an eagerly started
StateFlow would race a call placed just after app start onto the default
value.
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