RUMM-1744 Update release tool to conditionally validate Kronos.xcframework

[ncreated]

What and why?

📦 This PR updates our release automation so it can conditionally include/exclude certain XCFrameworks from GitHub release asset validation (.*zip). This is required as starting from 1.9.0 SDK will no longer depend on Kronos.xcframework (#701), but when (re)building historical tags, we want it to be included.

How?

I extracted the code for validating each XCFramework and used OCP to make it configurable for a certain range of Version.

Review checklist

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[buranmert]

i'm not sure if this is the simplest solution but as long as it works it's fine for me

[maxep]

LGTM!

[ncreated]

i'm not sure if this is the simplest solution but as long as it works it's fine for me

@buranmert do you see anything in particular that we could simplify? My goal was to have separate validation for each XCFramework and this way we can assert more critical aspects: swift compatibility, architecture slices and dSYMs presence. Given that soon we will produce more slices (V2, next platforms), I think this approach should be reliable and easy to scale.

[buranmert]

it's just seeing +468 −37 made me wonder if that was the simplest solution.
i mean as far as i can see we do basically

if version < SOME_VERSION
  kronos_should_not_exist()
else
  kronos_should_exist_with_its_content()

[ncreated]

it's just seeing +468 −37 made me wonder if that was the simplest solution. i mean as far as i can see we do basically

if version < SOME_VERSION
  kronos_should_not_exist()
else
  kronos_should_exist_with_its_content()

It would need another if/else for crash reporting (1.7.0+) and several more for next platforms (tvOS / watchOS) + eventual modules in V2, ending up with if/else pyramid. Given no integration tests for this tool, introducing complex and not tested control flows sounds error prone which is where basic and declarative OCP should help.