ios – SwiftUI TabView doesn’t present edit button in Extra menu

Having greater than 5 tabs in a TabView provides a Extra tab, which comprises the tabs that would not be match on the tab bar. In UIKit, UITabBarControllers even have this performance and moreover have a built-in edit button as the precise nav bar merchandise, which might permit the person to vary order. However it seems to be like SwiftUI’s TabView doesn’t have this. How do I allow it?

Here is some primary code to work with.

struct TabBarView: View {
    @State var tabs = Tabs.allCases
    
    var physique: some View {
        TabView {
            ForEach(tabs) { tab in
                NavigationView {
                    tab.physique.navigationTitle(tab.rawValue)
                }.tabItem {
                    Label(tab.rawValue, systemImage: tab.systemImage)
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

For reference, that is the Tabs enum I am working with.

enum Tabs: String, Identifiable, CaseIterable {
    case songs = "Songs"
    case albums = "Albums"
    case artists = "Artists"
    case playlists = "Playlists"
    case genres = "Genres"
    case compilations = "Compilations"
    case composers = "Composers"
    
    var systemImage: String {
        swap self {
        case .songs: return "music.notice"
        case .albums: return "sq..stack"
        case .artists: return "music.mic"
        case .playlists: return "music.notice.listing"
        case .genres: return "guitars"
        case .compilations: return "individual.2.crop.sq..stack"
        case .composers: return "music.quarternote.3"
        }
    }
    
    @ViewBuilder var physique: some View {
        swap self {
        case .songs: SongListView()
        case .albums: Textual content("Unimplemented")
        case .artists: Textual content("Unimplemented")
        case .playlists: PlaylistsView()
        case .genres: Textual content("Unimplemented")
        case .compilations: Textual content("Unimplemented")
        case .composers: Textual content("Unimplemented")
        }
    }
    
    var id: String { rawValue }
}

I’ve tried including .moveDisabled(false) and having the TabView reference the tabs as a binding. Undecided what the supposed use for both of these are within the context of a TabView.

struct TabBarView: View {
    @State var tabs = Tabs.allCases
    
    var physique: some View {
        TabView(choice: $tabs) {
            ForEach(tabs) { tab in
                NavigationView {
                    tab.physique.navigationTitle(tab.rawValue)
                }.tabItem {
                    Label(tab.rawValue, systemImage: tab.systemImage)
                }.moveDisabled(false)
            }
        } // .moveDisabled(false)
    }
}

What I am seeing

What I need to see (what I see in UIKit by default)

I attempted a bunch of Googling and could not discover anybody speaking about it. And I swear the Edit button was there after I did it a yr or two in the past.

How do I allow the Edit button on SwiftUI TabView’s Extra menu?