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Jinwoo Hong
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* fix(emulator): take serve-sim 0.1.47 so the iOS simulator works on Xcode 27 serve-sim 0.1.40's helper binary hard-linked SimulatorKit at its pre-Xcode 27 path, so every iOS emulator start failed with a dyld error on Xcode 27. 0.1.47 replaces that binary with a napi addon that finds SimulatorKit in either location, and runs the stream helper as a node process. Match the new helper process (serve-sim.js ... --exit-on-simulator-shutdown) while still matching legacy serve-sim-bin helpers left by an older Orca, and mark the package's new standalone helpers executable. * refactor(emulator): drop redundant serve-sim chmod; the package already ships helpers executable serve-sim publishes its helpers as 755 and pnpm, fs.cpSync and electron-builder all preserve the mode, so the executables list and every chmod over it are dead. * fix(emulator): give the materialized serve-sim runtime its node dependencies serve-sim 0.1.47's entry imports `ws`. Packaged macOS builds run serve-sim from a copy under userData, and that copy had no node_modules, so every iOS emulator attach failed with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND. Dev builds were unaffected because they run serve-sim straight from pnpm's node_modules. Lay the copy out as <version>/node_modules/serve-sim and link each dependency the package declares to the bundle's installed sibling, so transitive deps keep resolving from the bundle. A runtime in the old flat layout, or one whose links dangle because the app moved, is rebuilt instead of reused.