Explain how you can switch to the native context to handle alerts in Appium.
- Use driver.context() with the 'NATIVE_APP' context
- Use driver.contextHandles() to identify the native context
- Use driver.switchTo().alert()
- Use driver.switchTo().frame()
To switch to the native context for handling alerts, use driver.context() with the 'NATIVE_APP' context. This allows you to interact with elements within the native context after dismissing the alert.
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