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validate: macOS versions need Mac screenshots, Play reads survive an ended edit; macOS build numbers across platforms; Mac build prebuild + apple.macAppCheck; signing wording off the Mac; dry flows plan uploads

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## Unreleased
- `validate` / `release plan`: a macOS version is checked against Mac screenshots (APP_DESKTOP, with `apple.mac`), not the iPhone / iPad sets; with no editable version, iOS is picked over macOS.
- `validate --play`: reads go through the locked read-only edit and retry once on a fresh edit when Play ends it ("This Edit has been deleted" was shown as a blocker; it is now a warning to re-run at most).
- Build numbers for macOS (`apple build --platform macos`, `apple upload` of a .pkg) come from every build of the app, as `apple next-build` does (a macOS-only list proposed a number an iOS build already had).
- `apple build --platform macos` runs `build.prebuild` / `apple.prebuild` before `tauri build` (`--no-prebuild` skips it), and the new `apple.macAppCheck` command on the built .app before productbuild ({file} = the .app; a nonzero exit stops the build).
- `apple signing status` / the Mac build dry run on Windows or Linux say the keys live on the Mac that made the certificates (build there) instead of suggesting a new certificate.
- Flows: a dry `flow run` plans the upload, TestFlight wait and distribute steps after a dry build instead of failing on the missing IPA; `beta` and `release` need VERSION (no silent 1.0.0); `beta` distributes to the config's internal TestFlight group when GROUP is empty; `release` has optional macOS steps (MAC_TAURI), PLAY_TRACK (e.g. beta = open testing) and a promote owner step.
## 0.8.63 · 2026-11-02
- Desktop: a second start at logon (`--hidden`, e.g. a Startup folder shortcut next to the Run entry) keeps the app in the tray instead of opening its window.