[flutter_tools] Reland migrate xcode_backend.sh to flutter assemble#50200
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Checked out this branch. Running in debug and release on a real device works, archiving works. LGTM
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Updates xcode_backend.sh to use (mostly) assemble APIs. This almost completes the migration, though I still need to move the asset unpack step - this is slightly more complicated due to the module format.
Should have no new external behavior, but does allow us to more easily wire up new features like font-subset, dart-defines, and obfuscation (which was never implemented for iOS?)
FYI @dnfield
Fixes #32925
Reland: Makes the Universal framework depend on kernel. Due to the behavior of the codegen integration, running them at the same time causes parts of .dart_tool to be deleted and recreated.