Start simulator app if not already started

Summary:
Before this change, launching a simulator would ony show the simulator if the simulator process itself was already running. This makes sure that opening a simulator also works from a closed state

Changelog: Automatically start an iOS simulator to launch a device when none is running yet

Reviewed By: nikoant

Differential Revision: D24919363

fbshipit-source-id: 45039330710cf81aa73222967d667964bb01f42a

desktop/app/src/dispatcher/iOSDevice.tsx

@@ -188,12 +188,13 @@ export function getSimulators(
     });
 }
 
-export function launchSimulator(udid: string): Promise<any> {
-  return promisify(execFile)(
+export async function launchSimulator(udid: string): Promise<any> {
+  await promisify(execFile)(
     'xcrun',
     ['simctl', ...getDeviceSetPath(), 'boot', udid],
     {encoding: 'utf8'},
   );
+  await promisify(execFile)('open', ['-a', 'simulator']);
 }
 
 function getActiveDevices(idbPath: string): Promise<Array<IOSDeviceParams>> {

desktop/app/src/sandy-chrome/appinspect/PluginList.tsx

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ export const PluginList = memo(function PluginList({
             <PluginGroup
               key="disabled"
               title="Disabled"
-              hint="This section shows the plugins that are currently disabled. If a pluign is enabled, you will be able to interact with it. If a plugin is disabled it won't consume resources in Flipper or in the connected application.">
+              hint="This section shows the plugins that are currently disabled. If a plugin is enabled, you will be able to interact with it. If a plugin is disabled it won't consume resources in Flipper or in the connected application.">
               {disabledPlugins.map((plugin) => (
                 <PluginEntry
                   key={plugin.id}