apple-docs-research
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Investigate an Apple platform question against primary sources - developer documentation, WWDC sessions, Swift Evolution proposals, and framework headers - and capture findings as a cited Markdown note. Use when researching an API's behavior, availability, deprecation, or the rationale behind a Swift language feature.
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