perf: reduce cold iOS runner startup latency - #1927
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Summary
Reduce cold iOS simulator startup latency without changing snapshot backends.
simctl list devices -j; stale booleans and memo failures still fall back to native discoveryOn the same existing iPhone 17 Pro simulator, cold
openplus the first interactive snapshot improved from 5.45s to 3.83s. Retained runner preparation remained effectively instant (14ms internally), and a warm snapshot measured 185ms.This does not make private AX the default. The current private-AX backend still runs inside XCTest, so it cannot remove XCTest startup.
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pnpm check:affected --run— 342 files / 2,533 tests passed, plus format, lint, typecheck, layering, fallow, and build