UI test to catch SwiftUI regressions #1815
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Over and over we have gotten bitten by strange SwiftUI quirks (e.g. #1800). We are going to start building a suite of UI tests to keep track of some of the assumptions we are making about how things works. These 2 tests reproduce the issue we saw where a
TextFieldin aForEachcan sometimes write to its binding after the row has been removed, as well as the issue where the internal data of aNavigationStackcan get out of whack and cause aRandomAccessCollectioncrash.