[screen-orientation][ios] Fix addOrientationChangeListener for iPadOS #23656
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Why
addOrientationChangeListenerwould not work on iPadOS due to thetraitCollectionDidChangenot being called (both vertical and horizontal trait collections are the same on iPads).closes #23387 ENG-9260
How
Refactored the ViewControllers to use
viewWillTransition(to size: ...instead oftraitCollectionDidChange(to traitCollection: UITraitCollection)as the source of the orientation events.viewWillTransitionis correctly called on iPads and phones.The difference in timing of the event is now marginally different. I measured less than 1ms of a difference between the old and new version (new version is always called later than the old one), so users shouldn't notice any side-effects.
This also allows us to remove some code that was necessary in cases when the
traitCollectionDidChangewasn't called by the view controller.Test Plan
Tested in Expo Go and bare expo on iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and iPadOS 15. Used a real iPad for iOS 16 tests and simulators for the rest.