refactor(iOS): persist bundle as local file on par with Android - #57751
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Summary:
On Android, in development, the JS bundle is downloaded and saved as a file - this is done to avoid passing it through JNI, but iOS could use similar approach for uniform behavior.
This allows libraries to be able to obtain the bundle from the file without re-downloading it from Metro.
It would impact iOS boot slightly, but only in development, so it should be negligible.
Changelog:
[IOS] [CHANGED] - make iOS preserve dev bundle as a temp file on par with Android implementation
Test Plan:
rn-tester iOS dev works with this change