[In Review] Tool Calling Adaptors

[ecoArcGaming]

This PR implements BridgeTools that pass the parameters back to TypeScript instead of somehow translating the TypeScript functions to Swift, using RCTEventRemitter (reference). Also refactored an LLM session into a class for better state management and race condition avoidance (with backward compatibility for v1.0.10). Another reference: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/793471

• Add manual and automated testing
• Add docs and examples

[ecoArcGaming]

@deveix hey I think this is mostly working now, leave any reviews if you want. There's some refactoring which I documented

[deveix]

@ecoArcGaming Really great work! I was trying to get the Event emitters to work, but I guess I was looking in the wrong direction. Also I made a class but figured I won't need it for now till I manage to fix the Event Emitting.
I just left a small comment since arrays are not handled yet by the workaround I made.

I haven't tested yet also will check and let you know on the test project.

[ecoArcGaming]

Sounds good. I think classes are needed so different sessions don't share the same toolbox, thought it'd be the easiest way to achieve this.

[deveix]

I'm getting this error, the same error I got when I tried Event Emitter.

[ecoArcGaming]

Hmm I haven't gotten this error on my end. I've only seen that error when I was trying to use a library that was incompatible with iOS 26. Are we using different react-native versions? Locally I have:

"react": "19.1.0",
"react-native": "0.80.1",

I am also using a separate app I made to test this (you can see a screenshot if you scroll up), I can share it if you want.

[deveix]

Please do, I thought there is something wrong with the plugin implementation when I was trying to add Event Emitters.

[ecoArcGaming]

here https://github.com/ecoArcGaming/foundation-model-react-native-test, I renamed my local package and installed it differently (using npm pack), so you might have to change the package.json a little

[deveix]

Ok thanks, will accept PR and add you to collaborators! Great work!