Restore iOS encryption compliance declaration - #532
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App Store Connect started asking the encryption export compliance questions again after PR #528 removed the app's declaration. Restore
ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryptionas Booleanfalsein the iOS app'sInfo.plistso future uploaded builds include the existing declaration.Validation:
plutil -lintpassed, the key reads back asfalse, andgit diff --checkpassed.make lintcompleted with existing formatting warnings. No app build was run for this plist-only change.