Osm And Marker

1. open OsmAnd: Open the named maps app to search for Planken and add its marker from its place menu.
2. tap “Search”: Open OsmAnd search to find Planken by name.
3. fill “OsmAnd search field” with “Planken”: Search the offline map for the requested place by its exact name.
4. tap “Increase search radius”: Planken is not in the current five-mile search radius, so expand search to reach Liechtenstein.
5. tap at (540, 804): The radius control remained at 10 mi after a ref tap; use its visible coordinates as instructed to expand the search toward Liechtenstein.
6. tap at (540, 804): The radius has advanced to 20 mi, but Planken is still outside it; continue expanding with the visible control until the offline place appears.
7. tap at (540, 804): Search at 50 mi has no Planken result; expand the radius again using the visible button's coordinates, as ref taps on it were ineffective. Marker does not yet exist.
8. tap “Planken village result”: The exact Planken village result is the place in Liechtenstein, unlike nearby guidepost and transit results; open its result to add a marker from its own menu.
9. tap “Marker in Planken place menu”: The Planken village detail panel is open, and its own Marker action is visible. Tap it to create the marker at this place.
10. tap “Back to menu”: The blue flag is visibly planted at Planken, positive evidence the marker exists. Open the main menu to inspect the map markers list for its name.
11. tap “Map markers”: The menu is already open despite the no-effect notice. Open Map markers to check that the newly placed Planken marker appears in its list.
12. assertAI: The Map markers screen visibly lists 'Village Planken' with a blue marker icon. The marker was added from the village's own place menu, so the marker exists and the map markers list shows Planken; the bulk completion predicate holds.

Verdict: Step verified deterministically from the assertion outcome