rcodesign verify doesn't like executables it has just signed about apple-platform-rs

[indygreg]

As I just wrote in #67, our verification code isn't great. I've thought about deleting most of it because it is a big pile of complexity to maintain. The main reason I'd like to keep it is that it can serve as a check that our signing code works as expected. But at the end of the day Apple's verification code is the only code that matters. I strongly encourage use of Apple's codesign to verify signing performed by rcodesign. Note that you get this verification implicitly during notarization.

[kornelski]

Too bad the verification code isn't in a good shape. I'm trying to figure out why Apple is refusing to notarize my application, but Apple doesn't have tools for debugging code signing issues. I've reported to them thatcodesign and spctl don't sufficiently explain why verification failed, and Apple responded that these tools are not supposed be used for debugging, and it's intentional that they do not give any details!