I just ran into the same problem. During early development I have disabled the launch schreen and then wanted to add it back to my project after allowing split screen usage etc.
I did this the way Xcode usually would offer it: use the drop down menu to select the LaunchScreen file.
But it ends up including the file extension in a "basename" field.
Actually it is a bug in Xcode. When selecting the storyboard file, the file extension shall get removed. Obviously this bug already has quite some age.
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Well - not everyone wants to use Swift - why no Objective-C implementation?
(Well I will have to use nw_browser_t then)
This issue seems to be related to TabViews, not to SwiftUI or NavigationView.
I have seen this in my Xcode debug output in an app written in Objective-C and without Navigation View - except I got "(response-not-possible)" instead of "(null)".