Options

Recreate the "Options" screen in React Native using LumioUI.

Goal: Compare ride tiers under a big drop-off time. Picking a tier glides a ring onto its row while the time and price roll to match, and Choose holds your pick as the other rows dim. Match the reference implementation's layout, behavior, and motion exactly — this is a production screen, not a mockup.

## Setup

Fastest path — install the screen plus its component deps:

```bash
npx @lumioui/cli add pro/ride-options
```

Or pull just the components: `npx @lumioui/cli add animated-number pro/bottom-sheet icon pro/map-view pro/ride-option separator text`

Native packages:
- react-native-reanimated@*
- react-native-safe-area-context@*
- react-native-svg@*

Stack assumptions: Expo SDK 54 / RN 0.81, Reanimated 4, NativeWind v4, TypeScript strict, dev build required (not Expo Go).

## Components — how, where, when

### `animated-number` — Number that moves to each new value as a calm count-up or a roll where only the changed digits turn, set in type or in dot-matrix LEDs whose dots switch on in place. Screen readers announce just the final value, not every step.
- `<RollingText>` ×2

### `bottom-sheet` — Floating bottom sheet that settles at the height your flick picks and keeps clear of the keyboard. At full height it meets the screen edges as the screen behind recedes, and lists hand the drag back.
- `<BottomSheet>` ×1
- `<BottomSheetContent>` ×1

### `icon` — Icon set drawn on one consistent grid, sized and coloured from your theme. The heart, star and bookmark can fill in place inside their outline, then fade back out.
- `<Icon>` ×4

### `map-view` — Calm vector city map with no maps SDK: pickup, dropoff and price pins, a route that draws itself, and a car that drives along it. Nearby cars appear and fade out as they come and go.
- `<MapView>` ×1

### `ride-option` — Ride and delivery tier picker showing vehicle, seats, arrival time and price. The chosen vehicle rolls forward, and once requested it drives off while its row reads “Finding your driver”.
- `<RideOption>` ×1

### `separator` — Thin divider line, horizontal or vertical. It can draw itself in as a page builds, or show a perforated tear line for tickets and receipts.
- `<Separator>` ×2

### `text` — Themed type scale from caption to display that follows light and dark mode. Includes a pull-quote style with an accent rule and a quieter dimmed tone for secondary text.
- `<Text>` ×9

## Conventions (non-negotiable)

- Styling via NativeWind `className` with semantic tokens only: `bg-background`, `text-foreground`, `bg-card`, `text-card-foreground`, `bg-secondary`, `bg-muted`, `text-muted-foreground`, `bg-accent`, `bg-destructive`, `border-border`. Hard-coded colors only inside media overlays (`text-white`, `bg-black/N`).
- Motion via the token presets from `@lumioui/core` (`spring.press`, `spring.surface`, `spring.glide`, `timing.fast`, `timing.slow`, …) — no bespoke spring configs or durations.
- Gate transform motion behind `useReducedMotion()`; keep opacity/color feedback, drop travel and overshoot.
- Haptics via `useHaptic()`: `light` on press, `selection` on toggle/select, `warning` on invalid input. Never import expo-haptics directly.
- Press feedback via `usePressAnimation()` (~0.97 scale), not `activeOpacity` tricks.
- a11y: `accessibilityRole` + `accessibilityLabel` on every control, touch targets ≥44pt.
- Entrance choreography: staggered `Mount` wrappers (delay 0/60/120…) so regions land in sequence instead of popping in at once.
- Wrap the screen in `SafeAreaView`; keep dark mode working via the semantic tokens.

## Deliverable

One file: `screens/ride/options.tsx` exporting OptionsScreen. Preserve the props interface — the host app wires the callbacks (navigation, submit handlers) through them.

## Reference implementation

This is a LumioUI Pro item: its source is not published in the docs. Install it with a Pro license key
(set `LUMIO_LICENSE_KEY`; keys are on lumioui.com/account) and read the installed file as the reference:

```bash
npx @lumioui/cli add pro/ride-options
```

The source lands at `screens/ride/options.tsx`.

Screen: https://lumioui.com/screens/ride-options