This was a flat grid while iOS kept a recents row and grouped the set the way
people think about them - a gap found when a duplicate iOS picker nearly
shadowed the better one. Two platforms offering the same emoji through
different furniture is the drift nobody files a bug about and everybody
notices.
Mechanics mirror the iOS file: the last twelve picked, most recent first, in
ordinary SharedPreferences - which emoji somebody reaches for is not a secret
worth a vault entry, and the vault cannot be read before sign-in anyway. The
set and its grouping are byte-identical to iOS's, with a note in both files to
change them in the same sitting. Test tags are scoped by section, as on iOS,
because the same emoji legitimately appears in Recent and in its own group.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
