Enable building macOS and iOS framework bundles #1927
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Framework bundles on apple platforms are the most common way to distribute libraries. Theyre just a special file structure, so theyre pretty easy to build. This makes testing from non cmake projects much easier.
XCframework is basically just a big container of frameworks, but it allows you to use the same bundle from tons of platforms.
Additionally, changes how ios and mac are built to allow configuring sdk versions and many more things by using a commonly used toolchain file.