feat(helper): arm booted simulators#7
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Arm each booted simulator with the platform-matching interposer slice, port, and token via simctl launchctl setenv; disarm on exit. Behind an injected simctl runner for tests.
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Arm booted iOS and watchOS simulators so a guest app's CoreBluetooth calls reach the host bridge. The helper mints a capability token, starts the loopback listener, and sets
DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES,SIMBLE_PORT, andSIMBLE_TOKENon each booted simulator viasimctl spawn ... launchctl setenv; it unsets them on exit.SimulatorArmingpicks the interpose slice (iOS or watchOS) from the simctl runtime id, behind aSimctlRunnerseam so tests run without a simulator. Adds a watchOS CoreBluetooth central example.