meteor-nativelisted

# Meteor native apps Turn the existing Meteor application into a reproducible Cordova build and verify the requested device or distribution behavior. Meteor manages the web bundle, Cordova project and platform versions; Android Studio and Xcode provide native debugging, signing and distribution tools. ## Choose the workflow 1. Read `.meteor/release`, `.meteor/platforms`, `.meteor/cordova-plugins`, `.meteor/versions`, `package.json`, and `mobile-config.js` when present. Record host OS, target device/platform, installed native binary version, and whether the task needs a development run, web update, or new binary. 2. Match prerequisites to the selected Meteor release and resolved Cordova platform. Meteor 3.5.2 uses `cordova-lib@13.0.0`, `cordova-android@15.1.0`, and `cordova-ios@7.1.1`; earlier releases have different pins. Do not select the newest standalone Cordova platform merely because it is available. 3. Choose the relevant reference below. Keep durable changes in the app's platform/plugin declarations, configuration and assets; inspect generated native output to verify what Meteor actually produced. 4. Rebuild/reinstall when native plugins, platform versions, permissions or native configuration change. HCP can update compatible web code/assets; it cannot supply missing native code or change installed binary metadata. 5. Verify on the target emulator/device or inspect the requested artifact. Record command, versions, endpoint and obs