Garden: Fixes incorrect path to kivy garden libs on iOS #6658
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…garden flowers have been added to the project by using `garden install --app flower_name`, which adds the flower to a folder named `lib`, which should be in the same directory as main.py
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When working on iOS, the path to the garden module is fixed. Assumes garden flowers have been added to the project by using
garden install --app flower_name, which adds the flower to a folder namedlib, which should be in the same directory as main.py