fix: calibrate iOS scroll execution - #1905
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Summary
Calibrates default iOS scrolling for dense settings-style screens and makes edge verification follow the viewport-centered gesture instead of an unrelated nested scroll container.
The iOS amount and shared mobile duration now come from one cross-runtime parity contract, explicit distance/timing remains unchanged, Swift runner defaults are command-tested, and recording telemetry reflects each platform transport. Explicit point-target edge semantics are preserved. Scope is 17 files within the scroll command family.
Validation
scroll top --settlecorrectly recognized the viewport was already at the edge without scrolling the nested control.pnpm check:affected --run: 4,562 tests passed; changed-line coverage 100%; formatting, lint, typecheck, layering, fallow, build, and XCTest selection passed.Docs and skills are unchanged because command syntax and workflow guidance did not change.