Yes, that has been my observation too.
make a call to Activity.request (when app is in foreground)
Activity.pushToStartTokenUpdates returns the pushToStartToken
This defeats the purpose of the new api. The scenario that companies are interested in is mentioned in a blog https://onesignal.com/blog/new-activitykit-notifications-push-the-boundaries-of-current-ios-live-activities/
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In Xcode 15.4, it's under entity inspector (last tab), look under class, Module would be Global Namespace. Change it to Current Product Module.
Note, it still crashes.