Added that the command.sh is removed after the diff tool was opened.

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Description

When the Xcode project uses folder for the sources then the command.sh needs to be removed after the diff tool was started. Otherwise a second unit test run from Xcode results in an error because Xcode does not know what to do with the command.sh file.

Summary by Sourcery

Modify the iOS Approvals Watcher to remove the command.sh script after launching the diff tool to prevent Xcode unit test run errors

Bug Fixes:

• Resolve Xcode unit test run issues caused by lingering command.sh files when using folder-based source configurations

Enhancements:

• Add a short delay and automatic removal of the command.sh script after launching the diff tool

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the iOSApprovalsWatcher.py script to ensure that the temporary command.sh file is removed after the diff tool is launched. This prevents errors during subsequent unit test runs in Xcode projects that use folders for sources.

No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Ensure command.sh is deleted after launching the diff tool to prevent errors on repeated test runs.	Added a short delay after starting the diff tool to allow it to initialize. Removed the command.sh file after the diff tool has been started.	iOSApprovalsWatcher.py

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