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readme: updated for iOS 13.4

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@@ -38,15 +38,15 @@ If you want to build the dependencies yourself, it is highly recommended that yo
4. Open `UTM.xcodeproj` and select your signing certificate
5. Build and deploy from Xcode
### Running on iOS 13.3.1+
## Signing
Since iOS 13.3.1, it [appears Apple has stopped allowing free developer profiles to sign dylibs][2]. As a workaround, you can either spend $99/year on an Apple developer program or < $10/year on some third party iOS signing certificate (you can search for it online, do not ask for help with this).
If you build with Xcode, signing should be done automatically. iOS 13.3.1 is NOT supported due to a signing bug. You can use any version lower or higher than 13.3.1.
## Signing Release
### Signing Release
If you want to sign an `ipa` from the [release page][3], there are a variety of ways. You can search online for information on sideloading IPA. One thing to note is if you are given the choice between signing for "development" or "distribution", you must choose "development". More specifically, you need the `get-task-allow` entitlement. Most signing services and tools already do this.
## Signing Development Build
### Signing Development Build
If you want to sign an `xcarchive` such as from a [Github Actions][1] built artifact, you can use the following command: