Eas build managed credentials support #91
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jkasten2
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Motivation: the object is 6 layers deep. Having its own helper cleans up the code a bit.
Motivation: unused
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Makes use of expo/eas-cli#1039 changes to automatically generate credentials for iOS app extensions.
Fixes issues with Multiple capabilities + Managed Credentials via EAS
The persistent issues from #67 and the workarounds in the IOS credentials guide should be fully resolved with the upstream CLI fix and release in v0.52.0 and this PR.
Fixes #67
1.0.2 Release