test: add iOS category attribute to multiple test classes

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List of changes

This pull request adds the [Category("iOS")] attribute to all iOS integration test classes. This change standardizes test categorization, making it easier to run or filter iOS-specific tests in the test suite.

Test Categorization Improvements:

• Added [Category("iOS")] attribute to all iOS integration test classes, including those in Device and Session subfolders, to ensure consistent test filtering and organization. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]

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Pull request overview

This PR standardizes NUnit test filtering for the iOS integration test suite by applying an iOS category at the test-class level.

Changes:

• Added [Category("iOS")] to all iOS integration test classes (including Device and Session subfolders).
• Added [TestFixture] to a couple of iOS internal test classes while adding the iOS category.
• Removed a couple of unused using directives in iOS test files touched by the change.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 16 out of 16 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
test/integration/IOS/WebviewTest.cs	Adds iOS category to the WebView integration test fixture.
test/integration/IOS/SettingTest.cs	Adds iOS category to settings integration tests.
test/integration/IOS/Session/LogTests.cs	Adds iOS category (and adds [TestFixture]) for iOS log/session tests.
test/integration/IOS/SearchingTest.cs	Adds iOS category to searching integration tests.
test/integration/IOS/SearchingClassChainTest.cs	Adds iOS category to class-chain searching tests.
test/integration/IOS/ScrollingSearchingTest.cs	Adds iOS category to scrolling/searching tests.
test/integration/IOS/ScreenRecordingTest.cs	Adds iOS category and removes an unused using.
test/integration/IOS/OrientationTest.cs	Adds iOS category to orientation tests.
test/integration/IOS/LockDeviceTest.cs	Adds iOS category to lock/unlock device tests.
test/integration/IOS/ElementTest.cs	Adds iOS category to element interaction tests.
test/integration/IOS/Device/SystemTests.cs	Adds iOS category to iOS device system tests.
test/integration/IOS/Device/KeyboardTests.cs	Adds iOS category and removes an unused using.
test/integration/IOS/Device/AppTests.cs	Adds iOS category (and adds [TestFixture]) to iOS device app tests.
test/integration/IOS/ClipboardTest.cs	Adds iOS category alongside existing Device categorization.
test/integration/IOS/AppStringsTest.cs	Adds iOS category to app strings tests.
test/integration/IOS/AlertTests.cs	Adds iOS category to alert tests.

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[Copilot]

There’s an extra blank line between the attribute block and the class declaration. Consider removing it to keep formatting consistent with the other iOS test fixtures in this folder.

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[Copilot]

There’s an extra blank line between the attribute block and the class declaration. Consider removing it to keep formatting consistent with the other iOS test fixtures.

Suggested change