Add runTransaction(MutableData) to Realtime Database#820
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Add runTransaction(MutableData) to Realtime Database#820pmodernme wants to merge 3 commits intoGitLiveApp:masterfrom
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Summary
Adds a
DatabaseReference.runTransactionoverload that mirrors the Firebase SDK'sMutableData-based transaction API. Unlike the existing serializer-based overload, which always commits, this variant lets callers explicitly abort a transaction by returningTransaction.abort()from the handler. Returns the committedDataSnapshot, ornullif aborted.New public types:
MutableData— a multiplatform wrapper around the platformMutableDatatype, withkey,value,child(),hasChildren, andchildren. Inlinevalue<T>()/setValue<T>()extension functions handle serialization.Transaction/Transaction.Result— DSL for returning success or abort from the transaction handler.Implemented on Android, Apple, and JS.
Test plan
runTransactioncommits correctly on Android, iOS, and JSTransaction.abort()returnsnullon all platforms