AdMob Cross-Platform Synchronization

Ensure every bridge feature is implemented consistently across all supported platforms and languages.

🔄 The "GDScript-First" Workflow

1. Define in GDScript: Update platforms/godot_editor/addons/admob/admob.gd or the specific ad format file.
   • Use := for type inference.
   • Use snake_case for methods.
2. Mirror in C#: Update the corresponding file in platforms/godot_editor/addons/admob/csharp/.
   • Use PascalCase for methods.
   • Ensure the internal _plugin.Call("method_name") matches the GDScript snake_case.
3. Implement Android: Update Kotlin source in platforms/android/src/.
   • Implement the JNI bridge method.
   • Match the signal names emitted back to Godot.
4. Implement iOS: Update Swift/Obj-C source in platforms/ios/src/.
   • Ensure SCons/SPM dependencies are updated if needed.

📋 Technical Mapping Reference

Feature	GDScript	C#	Android (Kotlin)	iOS (Swift)
Dictionary	Dictionary	Dictionary	Map<String, Any>	[String: Any]
Array	Array	Array<T>	List<T>	[T]
Signal	emit_signal	EmitSignal	emitSignal	emit_signal
Method	snake_case	PascalCase	camelCase	camelCase

🧪 Validation Steps

• GDScript: No parse errors in the editor.
• C#: Project compiles with Mono.
• Android: ./gradlew assembleDebug succeeds.
• iOS: scons platform=ios (or Xcode build) succeeds.
• Runtime: Both GDScript and C# samples show the same behavior/warnings on mobile.

🚫 Constraints

• Never skip the C# implementation.
• Signals emitted from native MUST be prefixed with _on_admob_ where applicable.
• Every new file MUST include the MIT License header.