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* maintenance: XCode16 support (also fixes #795) #797

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  • bitcode is disabled as deprecated, causes binary verification fail at apple side, also causes VM natives compilation to fail
  • added Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/Provisioning Profiles folder for provisioning profiles
  • fixed ObjectFileTest. Recent clang includes dwarf v5 debug info and it is not compatible with our implementation (affects only test)
  • CMAKE -- fixed warning that exec_program should not be used

- bitcode is disabled as deprecated, causes binary verification fail at apple side, also causes VM natives compilation to fail
- added `Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/Provisioning Profiles` folder for provisioning profiles
- fixed ObjectFileTest. Recent clang includes dwarf v5 debug info and it is not compatible with our implementation (affects only test)
- CMAKE -- fixed warning that `exec_program should not be used`
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Sorry, I am new to this and am having a Provisioning Issue. I changed my Gradle t point to the SNAPSHOT. Do I need to download the Provisioning profile from Apple and install it in the new directory? Is there a way to for the compiler to show the list of provisioning profiles that it does see?

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@hapaboyjr
it is not merged yet. meanwhile you can link new location to old one as described in comment and it should just work

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