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Warm up simulator runtimes before iOS simulator CI jobs - #657
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The iOS simulator jobs have been failing ~20% of the time with "Unable to find a device matching the provided destination specifier" - the runner sometimes has no simulators registered yet when xcodebuild starts (actions/runner-images#12948). Listing them first forces the registration. AppAuth started doing this in June, and it has been working...I looked at updating the full Xcode version, but a) that'll be a follow-up due to size and b) it may not fix the problem.
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spm-build-test,spm-app-check-11, and (for parity)xcode-27-preview-test.