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- I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand the codebase and then identify where to implement changes related to running iOS applications using ipasim emulator. - This appears to be a Wine repository (based on the structure with dlls, loader, server directories). I need to explore further to understand the current state and find where iOS application support should be added. - I can see this is the Goliath compatibility layer that already mentions iOS support in line 4, but I need to check the documentation and current implementation to understand how iOS applications are currently handled and where to add ipasim support. - I found the Goliath-specific documentation. Let me check the README-goliath.md file to understand the current architecture and see how iOS applications are currently handled. - I can see that the current Goliath documentation doesn't mention iOS support specifically, only Windows, macOS, and Android. Let me check the goliath-launch.sh script to see the current implementation and understand where to add iOS/ipasim support. - The goliath-launch.sh script appears to be incomplete or corrupted - it has syntax errors and missing logic. Let me search for any existing iOS-related code in the repository to understand the current state. - Analyzing the current state and planning the implementation approach for iOS support via ipasim - The goliath-launch.sh script is broken and needs to be fixed. I'll rewrite it to include proper detection logic for all supported platforms including iOS applications that should be dispatched to ipasim. - Now I need to update the documentation to reflect the iOS support via ipasim. I'll update the README-goliath.md file to include information about iOS application support. - Now I should update the main README.md file to reflect that iOS applications are now properly supported via ipasim, and update the running programs section to include iOS examples. - Now I'll add a section about running iOS applications to the main README.md file, similar to the existing Windows examples but for iOS applications using the Goliath launcher. - Now I should update the Goliath Compatibility Layer section at the end of the README.md to mention iOS support and provide more comprehensive information about the unified launcher. - Let me create a simple test script to verify that the goliath-launch.sh script works correctly and handles the iOS application detection properly. - Now let me create a comprehensive installation guide for iOS support that users can follow to set up ipasim and use it with Goliath. - Let me also create a simple example script that demonstrates how to use Goliath with different application types, including iOS applications, to help users understand the unified interface. - Now let me make the scripts executable and create a final summary of all the changes made to implement iOS support via ipasim in the Goliath compatibility layer. - Summarize all the changes made to implement iOS application support via ipasim in the Goliath compatibility layer and verify completeness - Based on the comprehensive analysis, the core iOS support implementation is complete. Let me make the scripts executable and provide a final summary of what has been implemented. - Final verification of the implementation completeness

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