Add tip about disabling encryption dialog.

[olivegamestudio]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the iOS mobile deployment tutorial by providing a practical tip for developers. It addresses a common scenario where users might want to bypass the encryption dialog during the app submission process, offering a direct solution through info.plist modification. Additionally, it improves the clarity of the tutorial's visual aids by updating image captions for better context.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Added a new tip to the iOS publishing tutorial, specifically detailing how to disable the encryption dialog by modifying the info.plist file with the ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption key set to false.
• Image Caption Refinement: Updated several image captions in the iOS publishing guide for improved clarity, changing generic 'Transporter' labels to more descriptive ones like 'iOS Builds', 'Encryption Dialog', and 'Assign Testers'.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a helpful tip to the iOS publishing guide on how to disable the encryption dialog, which is a common step for games that don't use custom encryption. The changes also improve the clarity of several figure captions, making the document easier to follow. I have one minor suggestion to improve the formatting of the new content for consistency.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency and better readability, it's good practice to format file names as inline code. In this case, info.plist should be enclosed in backticks.

Suggested change

	**Tip:** If you want to skip this dialog box altogether because you do not use encryption in your game, simply add this to the info.plist.
	**Tip:** If you want to skip this dialog box altogether because you do not use encryption in your game, simply add this to the `info.plist`.