Remove outdated Objective-C splash screen setup instructions#4911
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Remove the Objective-C code snippet for handling splash screen transitions from the "Publishing to Apple App Store" documentation. Since React Native 0.71+, new projects generate `AppDelegate.swift` by default, making the Objective-C code referencing `AppDelegate.m` and `[self.window makeKeyAndVisible]` incompatible with modern projects. The `LaunchScreen.storyboard` typically handles the splash screen automatically for most use cases, and developers experiencing the white flash issue should consider using community libraries like `react-native-bootsplash` which have proper Swift support. Fixes react#4770
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Hey @joshkeldam, thanks for the follow up on issue and providing a context for the change, LGTM! 👍
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Summary
Motivation
Since React Native 0.71+, new projects generate
AppDelegate.swiftby default. The existing Objective-C code referencingAppDelegate.mand[self.window makeKeyAndVisible]is incompatible with Swift-based AppDelegate files and causes confusion for developers.The
LaunchScreen.storyboardhandles splash screens automatically for most use cases. Developers experiencing the white flash issue can use community libraries like react-native-bootsplash which have proper Swift support.Test plan
Fixes #4770