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Adjust lipo thinning input/output for macOS - #97111
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The lipo thinning was never exercised before multiple archs existed. LGTM!
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Code signing gets confused if the target is a fat binary in the top-level directory in a framework. This change preserves the symlink structure of the copied framework by applying lipo thinning to the underlying binary.
Without this, I get the following during code signing with a fat binary that includes x64 and arm64: