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Apple cores again: iOS/macOS xcframework and a macOS dylib - #2
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The release carries libxray-apple-cgo.zip again (upstream's static LibXray.xcframework: iOS 15+, macOS 12+, tvOS 17+) and libxray-macos-dylib.zip: a universal c-shared libXray.dylib for apps that load libXray over FFI, as with the Windows DLL and the Linux .so, built like the Apple build's macOS slices (macOS 12, same SDK and flags) and with an @rpath install name. Both run on the stable macos-26 image. Each checks what it built: the dylib per architecture (Go 1.27.3, the v26.10.21 core), both architectures present, minos 12.0, CGoInvoke/CGoFree exported; the xcframework's iOS, simulator and macOS slices exist and export CGoInvoke.
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Brings the Apple cores back into the release, built from the current upstream build system. The app is unchanged (iOS/macOS development is paused); this only makes the cores available.
libxray-apple-cgo.zip: upstream's staticLibXray.xcframework(iOS 15+, simulator, macOS 12+, tvOS 17+,module.modulemapfor Swift). No fork code: the matrix entry only.libxray-macos-dylib.zip: a universal (arm64 + x86_64) c-sharedlibXray.dylibfor apps that load libXray over FFI, as with the Windows DLL and the Linux.so(build/app/macos.py, built like the Apple build's macOS slices: macOS 12, same SDK and flags,@rpathinstall name).Both on the stable
macos-26image (where they built before the upstream sync). Each leg checks what it built:verify_core.pynow thins a universal Mach-O); both architectures present;minos12.0;CGoInvoke/CGoFreeexported.CGoInvoke. Static libraries carry no build information forgo version -m; their toolchain is go.mod'sgo 1.27.3, enforced by the go command.Merge with a merge commit.