feat: unify initial text/html iOS emitting with Android - #270
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Summary
After the latest PRs it also came to my mind that Android and iOS emit the initial events a bit differently. If we have some
defaultValueset, iOS wouldn't emit text (and would emit html always, even ifdefaultValuewas not set), while Android properly emitted both html and text only if the prop is set.This PR changes:
recentlyEmittedHtmlvalue so that it doesn't emit with nodefaultValuerecentlyEmittedStringonly if theonChangeTextevent properly wen through (event emitter was defined). This way text emits if it's different than the initial""Test Plan
Run the example iOS app once with no
defaultValueand the other time withdefaultValue. Observe that in the first scenario no initial events are dispatched, while in the second they are emitted as soon as emitter is ready.Screenshots / Videos
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