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e2e: exercise iOS boot-cap defaults (applyBootCapDefaults) in the RN/Flutter iOS legs #428

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Follow-up to the zero-config mobile setup-automation work (#378 / #405 / #406).

Context

#378 adds applyBootCapDefaults, which auto-applies (apply-if-unset) the iOS launch caps the e2e currently pins by hand: appium:wdaLaunchTimeout, appium:simulatorStartupTimeout, and appium:isHeadless (CI). Because the e2e configs set these explicitly, the new defaults are never exercised end-to-end — we only have unit coverage.

Proposal

In the RN-iOS and Flutter-iOS e2e configs, drop the explicit wdaLaunchTimeout / simulatorStartupTimeout / isHeadless caps and rely on applyBootCapDefaults, giving a direct CI verification that the defaults produce a green run.

Keep (do NOT drop)

Risk

applyBootCapDefaults sets wdaLaunchTimeout: 720000 unconditionally, whereas the e2e currently uses an env-conditional value (180s with a prebuilt WDA, 720s cold). The more generous default ceiling could mask a slow first session. Suggest trialling on one platform (RN-iOS or Flutter-iOS) before doing both.

Deliberately split out of #405/#406 to keep their CI changes low-risk.

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