anchor.diff:  == iOS
   
  +=== Target configuration
  +A file for the desired target has to be specified, and in this case for iOS, it could look like this:
  +```
  +codeSignId: "Apple Distribution: The University of Tromso (2K5J2584NX)"
  +teamId: 2K5J2584NX
  +packageId: no.uit.giella.keyboards.Sami
  +bundleName: Divvun Keyboards
  +sentryDsn: https://94b33a64dc8e4471a7c8cb2f40ce37dc@sentry.io/1227106
  +aboutDir: ../aboutFiles
  +version: 3.2.1
  +build: 278
  +
  +```
  +
  +The fields define what follows:
  +
  +* `codeSignId` - the id for codesigning
  +* `teamId` - team id
  +* `packageId` - package id
  +* `bundleName` - name of the bundle
  +* `sentryDsn` - url to sentry
  +* `aboutDir` - a path to files each containing a localized description about the app
  +* `version` - current app version
  +* `build` - current app build
  +
  +
  +=== Keyboard layouts
   iOS is one of the few keyboard layouts that handle more than one platform.
   Additionally, it also requires the `symbols` layers.
   
  
positive.code:       ...
  ```
  
  === Longpress
  A longpress section like this is also needed for alternative keys but isn't specifically exclusive to iOS but rather defined independently in the layout file and shared between Android and iOS
  ```
    longpress:
  
negative.code: * `space` - name of space key
  * `r#return` - name of return key
  
  ==== Platforms
  Three platforms are supported, all of which have to be defined, `primary`, `iPad-9in`, `iPad-12in`.
  ```
  iPad-9in:
  