Brings hutch to the same native org rendering gitbay-ios now uses.
RenderedMarkupContentView's org branch renders with OrgSwiftUI.OrgView
instead of building HTML for a WKWebView. Selectable text, Dynamic Type
and VoiceOver. Markdown is untouched and still renders through HTML —
only the org path changes.
SyntaxHighlighter gains an OrgCodeStyler conformance beside its
existing CodeHighlighter one. Highlightr already returns an
NSAttributedString, so the native path skips the round-trip through
color-styled <span>s, and the code font scales with Dynamic Type where
the HTML was fixed at 12pt.
Behavior preserved
Links to files in this repository still open in-app. The web view
intercepted its own navigation via onInterceptURL; the native path wraps
OrgView in an OpenURLAction over the same hook, so
parseLinkedFileRequest is reached exactly as before.
Relative links and images resolve through the same OrgRenderOptions the
HTML renderer used, including repositoryHost.
Cleanup
org leaves RenderedReadmeHTMLCache, and its cache key drops the theme
segment — that existed because highlight colors were baked into the cached
string, which no longer happens.
Dependency
org-swift moves from branch: main to the 0.3.0 tag. Worth flagging: the
revision pinned before (47ac630) no longer exists. main was rewritten,
which orphaned it, so this project would have stopped resolving once that
object was collected. Xcode's cached clone needs clearing if resolution
fails.
Verification
Builds clean; the full HutchTests suite passes. OrgNativeRenderingTests
covers the new styler conformance — highlighted output is multi-colored and
monospaced, and an unknown language falls back rather than mis-highlighting.
I could not exercise the signed-in UI: hutch needs a sourcehut PAT, which I
won't enter. The renderer itself is the same 0.3.0 that was verified on
device against krz/gitbay's README in both appearances, so the unverified
surface here is hutch's wiring — chiefly the OpenURLAction interception,
which is worth a manual tap on a repo-relative link in an org README.