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ios-observable-code
When writing or modifying iOS code, add minimal logs, stable UI identifiers, and runtime visibility for inspection with Mobile Easy Use.
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# iOS Observable Code
Keep changes local and preserve behavior. Reuse existing logs, identifiers, and runtime entry points; avoid new dependencies or observability layers.
## Key-flow logs
- Log key flow boundaries and outcomes, including asynchronous completion. Keep logs sparse, free of sensitive data, and enabled in the inspected build.
- Use `NSLog` with a stable literal `[TAG] ` prefix, event, and relevant values:
```swift
NSLog("[Form] completed count=%ld", results.count)
```
```objc