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The article shows how Trio stores navigation state in a ViewModel‑backed stack, uses type‑safe routers for screen and activity transitions, supports async save‑and‑exit, result‑returning navigation, and interoperates with legacy fragments, enabling modular, testable navigation in Jetpack Compose.
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