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Fix swift-button-functional-test - #614
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This PR fixes the swift-button-functional-test by updating
signInForTheFirstTime()to reduce test flakiness.Key Changes:
.tap()before.typeText(): Guarantees the text field has keyboard focus before attempting to type, which prevents flaky failures.\n: Replaced the brittle.keyboards.element.buttons["return"].tap()with a\ncharacter appended to thetypeTextstring. This bypasses the software keyboard UI entirely, which is a common source of test flakiness.returningUserSignInDisclaimerHeaderText.