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Validate overrides before writing customizations
When apply --input receives an allowed setting key with an invalid value (for example preferredDiscoveryMode: portal), load() only checks the key name, then this merge writes the bad value without rerunning the enum checks from effective(). That makes apply report success while leaving a durable customization file that causes subsequent effective/set runs to exit until the user manually edits or resets it, contrary to the documented “validated override” contract.
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Summary\n- restore the shared customization apply/reset contract\n- tighten .p8/JWT storage guidance\n- remove Gale-specific TTS lifecycle text from the generic shared Xcode snippet\n- synchronize the SwiftData snippet copy\n\n## Verification\n- bash plugins/apple-dev-skills/.github/scripts/validate_repo_docs.sh\n- uv run pytest (plugins/apple-dev-skills; 197 passed)\n- uv run scripts/validate_socket_metadata.py