darwin: add stable Xcode and iOS simulator shell - #65
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Summary
applications.xcodeand install stable Xcode from the Mac App Store on Darwinworkload.development, so the existingm2host selects it without host-local configurationdevShells.ioswith anios-simulator-installcommand/Applications/Xcode.app, run Xcode first-launch setup, check newer components, and download the latest stable iOS Simulator runtimeUsage
After applying the Darwin configuration and signing in to the Mac App Store:
nix develop .#ios -c ios-simulator-installThis keeps Xcode installation declarative while leaving Apple's mutable simulator/runtime state to
xcodebuild.Validation
shells/android.nixdev-shell patternnix flake check, Darwin evaluation/build, and the runtime download command could not be executed hereManual verification on
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