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Document the isolated native UI review entry - #279
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Original Studio is cache-only and reconnecting after its synthetic peers exited. Record the independent Clawket · UI 体验 connection, its new physical session, the single text/three-image interaction and actual QuickLook return, and the confirmed Device Hub entry for the first owner UI review. Preserve the original Studio draft/resources/held item and distinguish simulated replies from the completed real Hermes long reply and the still-pending native Stop, OpenClaw authentication, Relay/network recovery and VoiceOver checks.
Validation: the documentation checker verified 16 AGENTS/CLAUDE pairs; git diff --check passed. Independent read-only wording review found no blocker. This documentation-only task ran no local tests, native build or device automation and held no resource lease. The recorded UI evidence comes from the main thread's actual checks; documentation CI is not UI or model acceptance. React Native remains the default and no release is involved.