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identity in manifest
While this might have worked in the past it didn't work anymore with the
iPhone 6S (plus) since it comes with two different CPUs (Samsung & TSMC A9).
Therefore the BuildManifest.plist has multiple build identities and for a
successful restore the correct build identity has to be selected for the
actual hardware model of the corresponding device.
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output
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This introduces passing around the "selected" build identity and
fixes code logic issues to make idevicerestore work again.
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not sure if it will run yet
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the restore process to allow for easier porting
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over the place
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state access
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declarations into the header file for easier maintainance
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Removed base64.c/h since it's not needed with libplist
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