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…ntime delete and Simlock never reports them
`simctl runtime delete` unregisters a runtime and leaves its ~7.5 GiB download in macOS's asset store, spending the free space the download preflight measures. Nothing Simlock may do reclaims it, so the driver reports it instead: `advisories()` compares the store's bundles against the installed catalog by build and returns one `runtime-cache-unreclaimable` advisory naming the leftovers, which `doctor` already renders. Read-only and quiet on a store that is absent or unreadable; reads each bundle's `Info.plist` and never its size. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013DvemEX9mcew246mzysXEJ
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Closes #79
simctl runtime deleteunregisters a runtime and leaves its ~7.5 GiB download in macOS's asset store, where it keeps spending the free space the iOS download preflight measures and where nothing Simlock may do reclaims it. The driver now reports it instead of being blind to it.advisories()lists the*.assetbundles in the store, reads each one'sInfo.plistfor its build and version, drops the ones whose build thesimctl listcatalog still installs, and returns oneruntime-cache-unreclaimableadvisory naming the rest and pointing at Xcode → Settings → Platforms.doctoralready renders driver advisories; there is no--fix, because deleting the bundles is root surgery on a system directory.Builds decide the match whenever simctl reports one, so two downloads of the same marketing version are told apart; marketing version is the fallback for a simctl that reports no build. Read-only throughout, silent when the store is absent or unreadable, and it never measures the store — sizes come from a constant, not a walk.
Regression test:
src/drivers/ios/index.test.ts→ "reports downloaded runtime assets whose runtime is not in the catalog, and only those (#79)", the triage test, now passing. Five more cover build matching, ordering, an unidentifiable bundle, an unreadable store, and a store with no orphans.Docs: the
doctorfinding indocs/CLI.md(plus theruntime deleterefusal note it makes precise), and the accepted gap indocs/internal/KNOWN-PITFALLS.md.pnpm checkpasses: typecheck, lint, format, 1836 unit tests, full e2e suite.Written by an agent.
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