I would like to click an element without user input. I see it's possible in XCUIElement which is a part of the XCTest framework to ensure things are working correctly, and I'm aware of various other testing frameworks that support E2E testing with simulated clicks. But is it possible to trigger this in production outside of testing? E.g. How app remotes work for a TV - pressing a button on the app will move right, left, or click an object on the TV (only remove the TV from this question and have it target the OS it's running on)

I have in my project different code which is responsible for the blur effect in my app. In tvOS 13 this worked fine but in tvOS 14 I have to remove the code otherwise the app will crash. What exactly do I have to change in the code to make it run on tvOS 14. Thanks for the help. private func sharedSetup(effect: UIBlurEffect, radius: CGFloat = 90) {			 let UICustomBlurEffect = NSClassFromString("_UICustomBlurEffect") as! UIBlurEffect.Type let raw = effect.value(forKey: "_style") as! Int let style = UIBlurEffect.Style(rawValue: raw)! let effect = UICustomBlurEffect.init(style: style)						 effect.setValue(1.0, forKey: "scale")		 effect.setValue(radius, forKey: "blurRadius")			 effect.setValue(UIColor.clear, forKey: "colorTint") self.blurEffect = effect	 }