Add iOS 27 scene lifecycle support - #2492
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Problem
When Loop is built with the iOS 27 SDK, the app builds successfully but fails at launch because UIKit now requires adoption of the scene-based lifecycle:
Application failed to launch: UIScene life cycle is required for apps built with this SDK.Xcode 27 also exposes an initialization-order issue in
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SceneDelegateand register it throughUIApplicationSceneManifest.LoopAppManagerlaunch and active-state handling fromAppDelegateto the scene lifecycle.FavoriteFoodDetailViewstored-property initialization order for Xcode 27.Testing
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The patched build installs and launches successfully. I exercised normal application navigation and usage without observing launch crashes or regressions.