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Summary

Updates the React Native sample apps to the 1.1.0 SDK packages and adds a new PingOne DaVinci sample app.

New: reactnative-davinci sample app

• Demonstrates PingOne DaVinci orchestration with @ping-identity/rn-davinci 1.1.0, rendering the DaVinci collector matrix natively: PingOne Forms connectors (text, password with policy rules and structured validation errors, single/multi select, checkbox, phone number, submit, flow button), toolbox connectors (agreement, FIDO2 passkeys, flow link, MFA device registration/authentication, polling, QR code, social login, rich text label), HTTP connector fields, and the SK components (skIDP social login, skrisk PingOne Protect).
• OAuth 2.0 device authorization grant: a device authorization screen with QR code and user-code confirmation, plus an approve-device screen.
• PingOne Protect signals are collected headlessly before the flow advances; the DaVinci entry stays disabled until Protect initialization succeeds.
• Complete iOS and Android project scaffolding: CocoaPods through Bundler, Gradle debug-signing setup, .xcconfig for local secrets, entitlements, and PrivacyInfo.
• README covering setup, the supported collector matrix, and known limitations, plus unit tests for the user-code extraction helper.

All three sample apps

• Runtime SDK configuration moves from .env build-time values to the unified in-app config schema shared with the native Android and iOS sample apps: JSON presets under assets/configs/ and custom configs created, edited, and persisted on device through new Configuration and Config editor screens. Invalid preset files are skipped at startup with a warning naming the offending field. The DaVinci app keeps .env / .xcconfig only for optional build-time native credentials (social login, FIDO2 associated domain); the OIDC app drops its react-native-config dependency entirely.
• reactnative-journey gains the device authorization grant screens and QR rendering, an auth grant panel in the user profile, and reworked journey, token, and logout screens.
• All @ping-identity/* packages are bumped from 1.0.0 to ^1.1.0.
• READMEs rewritten for the new configuration flow; the root README links the new DaVinci sample.
• Small fixes: the journey approve-device screen and an OIDC .env.example comment.

Testing

• New DaVinci app typecheck clean.
• Ran the simple login flow on the OIDC, Journey, and DaVinci sample apps.
• Created and deleted configurations through the Configuration screen.

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[pingidentity-gaurav]

LGTM, nice work. The unified JSON config presets plus the in-app config editor are a big improvement over the .env approach. Reviewed the description and overall structure against the existing sample app; I did not re-review the copied code