Add steps for building executables in Xcode

[dave-fernandes]

Previous doc only contained instructions for running in an Xcode playground. This was not sufficient to get code to compile and link.

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[dave-fernandes]

I signed it.

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[rxwei]

Thank you!

[rxwei]

It still says CLA check is failing for some reason. Did you use a different email address to sign?

[dave-fernandes]

The CLA has been approved now. My email address was private when I submitted the PR but is now public. Do I need to resubmit the PR?

[rxwei]

I’m sorry for the delayed response! If you don’t mind, could you start a new PR?