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[docs] Add building iOS-like native libraries with NativeAOT #43397

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# Building native libraries for iOS-like platforms
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Starting from .NET 9, Native AOT officially supports publishing .NET class libraries for iOS-like platforms.
Starting from .NET 9, Native AOT officially supports publishing .NET class libraries that don't depend on iOS workloads for iOS-like platforms.
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This enables users to create self-contained native libraries that can be consumed from iOS, Mac Catalyst and tvOS applications.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
> This approach does not come with the built-in Objective-C interoperability support and additional code adaptations may be required (like: marshalling reference type arguments) to achieve interoperability.
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## Building shared libraries
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This section describes steps to create a simple .NET Class Library project with NativeAOT support.
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