Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a NuGet package with assets in the runtimes/*/native folder (a .dll on win-x64, a .so on android-arm64 and a .framework in ios)
2. Install the package into the various apps
3. Observe the native files get included on Android (with an issue [One .NET] improve native library ABI detection at build time android#5432) and on Windows - but not on iOS

I see the PR that brings native bits into apps was merged: #11593. This fixes the ability to use native libs, but since all the other platforms automatically include the files under runtimes, this is a bit unexpected. (#11593)

There is the case where files may get greedily included by the build system, but this is not a big issue because the <PackageReference> element has the ExcludeAssets and IncludeAssets attribute that can be used to control this. (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/package-references-in-project-files#controlling-dependency-assets)

Expected Behavior

The native framework /runtimes/ios/native/libSkiaSharp.framework is automatically included into the app.

Actual Behavior

The native framework was not included.

Environment

.NET 6.0

Build Logs

Example Project (If Possible)