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Add simulator selection and startup - #11
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Replaces the simulator-ready placeholder with target selection from the sidebar and toolbar, showing the device name, runtime, state, and copyable UDID. Shutdown devices can be started with
simctl bootstatus -b; confirmed startup opens Device Hub or Simulator. Refreshes preserve the selected device, and independent startup operations keep their own progress and diagnostics.Uses a native sidebar list for keyboard navigation and scrolling, a flat device menu with a selection checkmark, and stable icon, title, and button sizing. Preserves the empty-state toolbar spacing and includes English and Simplified Chinese translations.
Centralizes process execution in
Command.run,Command.xcrun, andCommand.simctl. Discovery, startup, and Debug previews share the wrappers while retaining command injection and the existing background execution and cancellation behavior.Validation: