[TIMOB-20484] Hyperloop: iOS: Local-embedded frameworks not working

     <modules>
       <module platform="iphone" version="1.2.2">hyperloop</module>
     </modules>
     <plugins>
       <plugin>hyperloop</plugin>
     </plugins>
   

   module.exports = {
   	type: 'app',
   	group: 'titanium',
   	dependencies: {
   	},
   	hyperloop: {
   		ios: {
   			xcodebuild: {
   				/**
   				 * any flags available to be passed into the Xcode can be
   				 * included here to further customize the xcode build
   				 */
   				flags: {
   					FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS: '../../src'
   				},
   				/**
   				 * this sample doesn't use StoreKit but this demonstrates
   				 * how you can bring in frameworks explicitly. Hyperloop
   				 * will automatically determine the required frameworks
   				 * but in case you want to force a specific version, you can
   				 * include it here
   				 */
   				frameworks: [
   					'Serenity'
   				]
   			},
   			/**
   			 * optionally, you can bring in third-party or first-party libraries,
   			 * source code, resources etc. by including them here. The 'key' is the
   			 * name of the package that will be used in the require (if code).
   			 * the values can either be an Array or String value to the directory
   			 * where the files are located
   			 */
   			thirdparty: {
   				'Serenity': {
   					// these can be an array or string
   					source: ['src'],
   					header: 'src',
   					resource: 'src'
   				}
   			}
   		}
   	}
   };
   

   var Widget = require("Serenity/Widget");
   Ti.API.warn(Widget.image);
   

   <ios>
   	<use-app-thinning>false</use-app-thinning>
   	<use-jscore-framework>true</use-jscore-framework>
   </ios>
   
   <modules>
   	<module platform="iphone" version="1.2.3">hyperloop</module>
   </modules>
   
   <plugins>
   	<plugin>hyperloop</plugin>
   </plugins>
   

   /**
    * Hyperloop configuration
    */
   
   
   module.exports = {
   	type: 'app',
   	group: 'titanium',
   	dependencies: {
   	},
   	hyperloop: {
   		ios: {
   			xcodebuild: {
   				/**
   				 * any flags available to be passed into the Xcode can be
   				 * included here to further customize the xcode build
   				 */
   				flags: {
   //					GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS: 'foo=bar'
   					FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS: '../../src'
   				},
   				/**
   				 * this sample doesn't use StoreKit but this demonstrates
   				 * how you can bring in frameworks explicitly. Hyperloop
   				 * will automatically determine the required frameworks
   				 * but in case you want to force a specific version, you can
   				 * include it here
   				 */
   				frameworks: [
   					'TesseractOCR'
   				]
   			},
   			/**
   			 * optionally, you can bring in third-party or first-party libraries,
   			 * source code, resources etc. by including them here. The 'key' is the
   			 * name of the package that will be used in the require (if code).
   			 * the values can either be an Array or String value to the directory
   			 * where the files are located
   			 */
   			thirdparty: {
   				'TesseractOCR': {
   					// these can be an array or string
   					source: ['src'],
   					header: 'src',
   					resource: 'src'
   				}
   			}
   		}
   	}
   };
   

   var G8Tesseract = require('TesseractOCR/G8Tesseract');
   var UIImage = require('UIKit/UIImage');
   
   var win = Ti.UI.createWindow({
   	backgroundColor: 'white',
   	layout: 'vertical'
   });
   
   var imageView = Ti.UI.createImageView({
   	image: 'Lenore3.png'
   });
   
   win.add(imageView);
   
   var btn = Ti.UI.createButton({
   	title: 'OCR THIS'
   });
   
   win.add(btn);
   
   var textArea = Ti.UI.createTextArea({
   	borderWidth: 2,
   	borderColor: 'blue',
   	width: Ti.UI.FILL,
   	height: Ti.UI.FILL
   });
   win.add(textArea);
   
   btn.addEventListener('click', function(e) {
   	var tess = G8Tesseract.alloc().initWithLanguage('eng+ita');
   	var img = UIImage.imageNamed('Lenore3.png');	
   	tess.setImage(img);
   	tess.recognize();
   	textArea.setValue(tess.recognizedText.toString());
   });
   
   win.open();