Send Money SwiftUI Screen

Drag the thumb along the track. A tinted fill follows it, the label fades as the thumb covers it, and the ends rubber-band. Cross the threshold and the control arms: a rigid haptic ticks once and the chevron becomes an arrow. Release before it and the thumb springs back; release while armed and it commits: the thumb morphs to a checkmark with .symbolEffect(.replace), the track fills, the label switches to the committed title and a .success haptic fires. isCommitted is a binding, so the host can reset it.

Notes

• States: idle, dragging (thumb 1.06 with a deeper shadow), armed, committed, disabled (0.45 opacity, gestures off). isDisabled and the environment's isEnabled both disable it.
• The armed haptic uses a sensoryFeedback condition so it fires only on the false-to-true edge, never when the thumb slides back under the threshold.
• The thumb rubber-bands 14pt before the start and 18pt past the end; the fill's width is the thumb's travel plus the inset, so it stays attached during the rubber band.
• VoiceOver treats the control as a single button labeled with the title; activating it commits directly without the drag. The hint reads "Double tap to <title>".
• Reduce Motion uses short ease-outs for the return and commit; the checkmark still replaces the arrow.
• The screen styles the control from the Studio theme through its existing parameters: tint is the accent (mint on charcoal, black on stone), track the surface, thumbInk the accent's ink and labelColor the secondary text.
• Commit hands off to the request: the label reads Sending, then the screen becomes the receipt; a failed request resets the binding and shows a retry banner above the control.
• SwipeToConfirmExample in SwipeToConfirm.swift is the earlier review screen the Finance App template embeds; it is unchanged.
• SwipeToConfirmScreenExample in the Example section of SwipeToConfirm.swift is the Send Money screen from the preview.