fix(download): resolve .app bundle paths after archive extraction#2
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Summary
iOS build artifacts from the remote cache are shipped as a tarball containing an application bundle (
Something.app), which is a directory on disk. Path resolution after extraction only looked for files whose path ended in.app, so valid caches were never found and the flow failed with “Did not find any installable apps inside tarball.”Changes
*.app, without descending into a matched bundle..apkfile.Testing
__tests__/download.test.tswith cases for shallowest bundle preference and deterministic tie-breaking at the same depth.*.app.