Add a troubleshooting section to Compiling for macOS/iOS #10621
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Duplicating the same steps on two pages is appropriate here, I think.
If in the future we end up adding more entries to both pages, we should consider keeping them in just one place and linking.
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This covers how to repair an Xcode command line tools installation, which I've had to do after updating to macOS Sequoia + the latest Xcode version on a M1 Mac mini.