Adds the ability to choose between iPhone or iPad (low and retina) simulators when working with a universal app#6
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When using Zucchini with Universal apps, the simulator always runs as an iPad. This adds support for specifying which device, and at what resolution, the simulator should use when running a test.
Usage
Simply specify a 'simfamily' value in your config.yml file for your iOS Simulator device - either iPhone or iPad
Screen resolution is determined by the screen value, in this case, low.