ble 的willRestoreState
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It seems like you're asking about the willRestoreState method in the context of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). However, the provided context from the WWDC sessions does not specifically mention BLE or the willRestoreState method.
If you're interested in state restoration in general, the session titled "Tailor macOS windows with SwiftUI" discusses customizing state restoration behavior for macOS windows. You can find more about state restoration in this session, particularly in the chapter on refining window behaviors.
For more detailed information on BLE and willRestoreState, you might want to check Apple's official documentation or specific sessions from WWDC that focus on Bluetooth technologies.
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