As it stands now, XCUITest is inferior to Android's instrumented tests + Espresso (in terms of flexibility and functionality).
Now Apple might say "we don't care if Android's UI tests are more powerful since we have enough apps anyways".
However, a better UI testing framework is in the interest of Apple since it improves the quality of iOS apps.
The flaws I am talking about are fundamental limitations of XCUITest's architecture.
Please see the discussion in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59898746/xcuitest-how-to-jump-into-app-code-how-to-modify-the-state-of-the-app-under-te for technical details about this issue.
