Wizard: Wi-Fi repeater / extender
Device: hap lite
This is inverted:
station bridge (parent router is Mikrotik)
station pseudo bridge (other brand or Mikrotik AC/Legacy)
the hap lite is "legacy", so it will work as station bridge if parent router is also "legacy".
More generally, if possible, a table like this one:
should be included somewhere.
The wording should be IMHO more like:
station bridge (parent router is Mikrotik AND uses the same driver (wireless vs. wifi))
station pseudo bridge (other brand or different Mikrotik driver)
BTW there are reports (to be fair not entirely confirmed) that station pseudo-bridge on v 7.x doesn't work if bridge has rstp, and it is needed to be forced to protocol-mode "none".
A more generic thing to maybe give a thought:
the usual advice is to manually assign a MAC to the bridge, because otherwise it may change and in order to avoid (possible though not really common) duplication when fiddling with ports belonging to the bridge in some cases.
The default Mikrotik configuraton assigns to bridge the MAC of the first interface belonging to it (in the default configuration) i.e. normally ether2, but this may create a duplicate when/if the port is removed from bridge, the debate is still open, JFYI:
Also, maybe it is more complex to implement (or downright impossible), but what I meant with using "genconf" instead of "defconf" was that the wizard should be capable of checking if a setting is actually "defconf" (and in this case leave it as "defconf") or if it is different (and then mark it as "genconf").
Settings like (example):
/interface list
add name = WAN comment = "genconf"
add name = LAN comment = "genconf"
are actually "defconf".