Call push: ring ALL of a user's devices, not just the first

sendCallNotification returned after the iOS VoIP branch, so a user signed in
on both an iPhone (ios-voip token) and an Android phone only got the call on
iOS — the Android invite was never sent, so a swiped-away Android phone never
rang (confirmed on-device: only type=cancel reached Android, never
type=invite, since sendCallCancel does fan out to all platforms). Now send to
iOS VoIP AND Android FCM, and only fall back to the banner when no native
device was waked. Server-only; no app rebuild.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

server/push.js

@@ -157,8 +157,13 @@ async function sendCallNotification(userId, data) {
   // data: { callUUID, room, kind, callerId, callerName, groupId, groupName, title, body, hasVideo }
   let toks = [];
   try { toks = await R.deviceTokens.byUser(userId); } catch (_) { toks = []; }
+  // Ring EVERY native device the user has — not just the first. (A user signed in on both an iPhone and an
+  // Android phone must ring on both; the old early-return after the iOS branch meant the Android invite was
+  // never sent, so a swiped-away Android phone never rang while the iPhone did.)
+  let handledNative = false;
+  // iOS CallKit via VoIP push.
   const voip = toks.filter((t) => t.platform === 'ios-voip');
-  if (voip.length && apnsCfg && process.env.CALLKIT_ENABLED === '1') { // kill-switch: off → fall through to a banner
+  if (voip.length && apnsCfg && process.env.CALLKIT_ENABLED === '1') {
     const payload = {
       type: 'invite',
       callUUID: data.callUUID, room: data.room, kind: data.kind,
@@ -171,12 +176,10 @@ async function sendCallNotification(userId, data) {
     for (const t of voip) {
       try { const r = await sendApnsVoip(t.token, payload); if (r && r.dead) { try { await R.deviceTokens.removeByToken(t.token); } catch (_) {} } } catch (_) {}
     }
-    return 'voip';
+    handledNative = true;
   }
-  // Android native ring: send a high-priority DATA message to the user's 'android' tokens so the native-call
+  // Android native ring: a high-priority DATA message to the user's 'android' tokens so the native-call plugin
-  // plugin rings even when the app is closed (BzCallMessagingService → full-screen incoming UI). Gated on
+  // rings even when the app is closed (BzCallMessagingService → full-screen incoming UI). Gated on ANDROID_CALLS.
-  // ANDROID_CALLS so the app can ship with the plugin dormant and be switched on server-side, like CALLKIT_ENABLED
-  // for iOS. Returns early (no banner) so the same token isn't ALSO buzzed by the fallback push below.
   const android = toks.filter((t) => t.platform === 'android');
   if (android.length && fcmSA && process.env.ANDROID_CALLS === '1') {
     const cd = {
@@ -188,8 +191,11 @@ async function sendCallNotification(userId, data) {
     for (const t of android) {
       try { const r = await sendFcmData(t.token, cd); if (r && r.dead) { try { await R.deviceTokens.removeByToken(t.token); } catch (_) {} } } catch (_) {}
     }
-    return 'fcm-call';
+    handledNative = true;
   }
+  // Native devices got the call-wake above; the banner is only a fallback for web push + non-native devices
+  // (sending it too would double-notify the native devices).
+  if (handledNative) return 'native';
   await sendToUser(userId, {
     title: data.title, body: data.body, kind: data.kind, id: data.callerId || data.groupId,
     room: data.room, tag: 'call:' + data.room, data: { kind: data.kind, id: data.callerId || data.groupId, room: data.room, call: 1 },