Document exporting/compiling for the iOS simulator not currently being supported #11324
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Once the issue is resolved, it could support Compatibility but not Forward+/Mobile due to these renderers requiring a feature the iOS simulator doesn't support (image cube arrays).
godotengine/godot#108127 and/or godotengine/godot#107902 might make support for image cube arrays optional to use the Mobile renderer, but I'm not 100% sure.