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docs: record USB iPhone OpenClaw connection handoff - #280
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Records the owner-requested native development install and OpenClaw setup on the hardware-verified USB iPhone. The actual app reached an authenticated LAN roster with four Agents and restored it after a cold restart; no message was sent before handing the phone to the owner.
The evidence distinguishes the exact successful device approval from earlier unproven CLI failures and keeps OpenClaw inference, Stop, Relay/network recovery and full native acceptance pending. React Native remains the default. No product source, backend configuration, version or release changes.
Validation: development device build with two jobs (69.9 s); strict signing/profile and USB identity checks; actual wired WebDriver connection/cold-reconnect checks; 16 AGENTS/CLAUDE pairs and seven documentation regressions; independent evidence/privacy review; git diff --check.