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iFly: build against SkinKit, no behavior change

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
45/100
Issue type
Refactor
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
swift
Domain
mobile

Research direction

Read AGENTS.md and the dependency issues #2–#5 first. Start with iFly's Project.swift and the listed skin directories: identify copied skin and store code, then review the SkinCatalogKit configuration for the required filters and Dreamcast-pad retargeting. Done means iFly builds for iOS and tvOS and all three bundled skins and catalog installs behave as before.

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Description

area:ifly area:skinkit

Where: iFly: Project.swift, Sources/Core/Skins/, Sources/UI/Views/Skins/

Do:

  • Depend on SkinKit; delete its copied skin and store code.
  • Keep Dreamcast/NAOMI/Atomiswave/MAME filters and retargeting to the Dreamcast pad via SkinCatalogKit config.

Depends on: #2 to #5

Done when: iFly builds for iOS and tvOS, its 3 bundled skins and catalog installs behave the same.

See AGENTS.md before starting.

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