Port MASTG-TEST-0089 to v2: Testing Anti-Debugging Detection (ios) (by @Vulnit) - #3907
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This PR closes #3005
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This PR ports MASTG-TEST-0089 and related documents to v2. As an overview, here are the list of things changed:
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