Fix working with 32 bit Node on Windows #2752
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During detecting devices, CLI will try to check if there are iOS devices. However the ios-device-lib has an issue in version 0.4.0 and it fails that the binary cannot be found. So use latest version of the lib, where the issue is fixed.
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During detecting devices, CLI will try to check if there are iOS devices. However the ios-device-lib has an issue in version 0.4.0 and it fails that the binary cannot be found in case 32-bits Node is used.
So use latest version of the lib, where the issue is fixed.