[android] ES class extends of a Java class produces an unproxied superclass under @nativescript/vite dev #11503

Environment

• @nativescript/core 9.1.2
• @nativescript/android 9.1.1
• @nativescript/vite 8.0.17
• Android 15 emulator (API 35)

Repro

class ReproView extends android.view.View {
	override onDraw(canvas: android.graphics.Canvas): void {
		console.log('onDraw')
	}
}

const v = new ReproView(Utils.android.getApplicationContext())
console.log(v.getClass().getName())

const content = Application.android.foregroundActivity.findViewById(android.R.id.content)
content.addView(v, new android.view.ViewGroup.LayoutParams(60, 60))

Expected

getClass().getName() returns a generated proxy subclass (e.g. com.tns.gen.android.view.View_...), and onDraw dispatches into the JS override — the same outcome as (android.view.View as any).extend({ onDraw ... }), which produces a View_ts_* class and works correctly on the same stack.

Actual

getClass().getName() returns android.view.View — a plain superclass instance with no generated subclass. All JS overrides (onDraw, onMeasure, draw, onAttachedToWindow) are silently dead: the view mounts, lays out, and never calls them.

Notes

• The failure is silent — nothing in logcat indicates proxy generation was skipped. We only found it because a custom-draw view (an SVG renderer) mounted with correct bounds but painted nothing.
• __extends-compiled classes DO generate proxies at runtime on this stack (logcat shows Class X not precompiled; generating at runtime for framework classes and they dispatch correctly). It looks like the vite dev module path serves real ES class syntax that bypasses whichever mechanism intercepts Java-class extension — either the __extends hook or V8-level extends interception.
• Verified via run-as file probes from inside the app: onDraw never ran, while getClass().getName() reported the superclass. After switching the same view to View.extend({...}), getClass().getName() reported a generated View_ts_* subclass and onDraw fired.