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Support AEA archives in the xcodes CLI - #501
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Xcode downloads can now come as Apple Encrypted Archives (
.aea). The CLI uses XcodesKit 1.2.0 to download and install them with Apple’sarchiveutil.xcodes install --pathaccepts both.aeaand.xip, and XIP installs retain their existing extraction options.Validated with
swift testagainst XcodesKit 1.2.0 (86 passed, two opt-in tests skipped). Also ran the opt-in download and install smoke tests with real Xcode 27.3 beta archives: AEA via aria2 and XIP via URLSession.