Problem

In React Native environments, getRandomValues() was incorrectly using the browser implementation instead of native modules (RNGetRandomValues or ExpoRandom), even when these native modules were installed and available.

Ref - polkadot-js/wasm#598

Root Cause

The detection logic in src/react-native.ts checked for the presence of xglobal.crypto first. When libraries like react-native-get-random-values polyfill the global crypto object, this check would pass and use the browser implementation, never checking if native modules were available for React Native.

Solution

Inverted the priority order of checks:

Before:

1. Check if xglobal.crypto exists -> use browser implementation
2. Check if in RN environment -> use native modules

After:

1. Check if native modules exist (RNGetRandomValues or ExpoRandom) -> use native implementation
2. Fallback to xglobal.crypto if available -> use browser implementation
3. Throw error if nothing is available