[1.x] fix: use native fetch for uploads to workaround iOS 26.5.2 multipart payload issue - #494
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File uploads fail completely on the latest iOS version (26.5.2). There appears to be an issue with WebKit where it drops the multipart form data payload when requests are sent via
XMLHttpRequest(app.request).Manual testing shows that switching the upload operation to use the native
fetchAPI resolves this issue and allows files to be uploaded successfully.Ref: