fix(ios): Disconnect from peripheral if service discovery fails during connect #803#806
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SharedArrayBuffer may be unavailable due to security headers or browser settings Fixes #807
…g connect #803 If service discovery fails, the connection reports an error but surprisingly remains connected by iOS and the plugin. Bring this behaviour into alignment with Android by disconnecting if the connect (including service discovery) fails. - Log additional information related to service/characteristic discovery - Upgrade package-lock to node v24
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If service discovery fails, the connection reports an error but surprisingly remains connected by iOS and the plugin.
Bring this behaviour into alignment with Android by disconnecting if the connect (including service discovery) fails.