[ProjectAJ14]

Every runnable workspace package now has a coverage gate requiring 100% executable line coverage, including examples, CLI entrypoints, Mason hooks, repository tools, and native permission-plugin sources. The gate fails on missing tests, empty reports, or missing executable source records. Regression tests also fixed broken DZod refinements, asynchronous validation, and example/lifecycle behavior.

Dependencies are upgraded to their latest compatible versions across Dart/Flutter packages, generated templates, Node tooling, and the Android plugin. The repository now uses a native Dart workspace with Melos 8 and a shared lockfile. CI enforces formatting, analysis, coverage, and native tests; root dependency changes also trigger generated-template validation.

Local validation

• Fresh full workspace run: 24/24 packages, 11,116/11,116 executable Dart lines covered (100%).
• Native unit coverage: 58/58 Android Kotlin lines and 44/44 Apple Swift/Objective-C lines.
• All six generated template profiles passed analysis, tests, 100% handwritten Dart coverage, and web builds; all 512 module selections passed contract checks.
• A disposable Flutter Android host built successfully with both supported Kotlin modes.
• Formatting, strict analysis, lockfile enforcement, 12 coverage-gate regression tests, and git diff --check passed.
• No resolvable Dart dependency upgrades remain; the pnpm audit reported zero vulnerabilities.

Compatibility notes

• Workspace/CI uses Flutter 3.47.5 (Dart 3.13.4); Melos configuration moves from melos.yaml to pubspec.yaml.
• The contact-permission plugin now targets Android API 24+ and iOS 15+.
• DZod string refinements now return Schema<String> instead of throwing invalid casts; string-specific checks should precede these refinements.
• Newer analyzer/test, Equatable, and related releases remain constrained by Flutter/upstream dependencies. AndroidX Core remains compatible with compile SDK 36.
• Percentages measure line coverage. Native unit tests use SDK boundary doubles; actual OS permission dialogs and a real iOS embedding build were not tested.

Per-package coverage report and reproduction details.