#65560 Added FileCreateCaseSensitive for ios/tvos simulators #71948
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iOs/tvos simulators are neither fully case sensitive neither fully case insensitive.
By this PR we will keep them under CaseSensitive but also introducing new FileCreateCaseSensitive property which will be false for ios/tvos simulators.
Example of exception in ios/tvos simulators.
File.Create("AAAA") and File.Create("AaaA") throws exception
Fixes #65560