fix: prevent cleanup() from corrupting user preferences

[playday3008]

cleanup() writes to NSUserDefaults after the process has escalated to root via set_permissions(). At that point, NSUserDefaults no longer operates on the app's sandboxed plist — it overwrites it with only {restrap: "no"}, losing the tweaks key.

On subsequent boots, stringForKey:@"tweaks" returns nil, [nil isEqual:@"yes"] is NO, and load_daemons() silently gets skipped. No Substrate injection, no LaunchDaemons, no rc.d scripts. The UI toggle still appears ON because the storyboard default is ON and viewDidLoad only explicitly sets it for @"yes" with no else clause.

The legacy branch avoided this by writing both keys back in cleanup():

[[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] setObject:@"yes" forKey:@"tweaks"];
[[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] setObject:@"no" forKey:@"restrap"];

When this was rewritten for main, the tweaks re-write was dropped, exposing the bug.

This PR moves the restrap reset to the ViewController, before run_jailbreak() — still running as mobile, NSUserDefaults works correctly, and flags have already been read.

[playday3008]

Also, on side note, maybe make Socket also add it's own repo (https://socket-jb.app/repo/) in:

socket/socket/jailbreak.m

Lines 82 to 103 in 89026d2

	int update_zebra_sources(void) {
	mkdir(ZEBRA_SOURCES_PATH, 0755);
	chown(ZEBRA_SOURCES_PATH, 501, 501);
	unlink(ZEBRA_SOURCES_FILE);
	FILE *file = fopen(ZEBRA_SOURCES_FILE, "w+");
	if (file == NULL) return -1;
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_TELESPHOREO_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_BIGBOSS_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_MODMYI);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_CHARIZ_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_PACKIX_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_HAVOC_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_ZEBRA_REPO);
	fprintf(file, "%s\n", APT_LUKEZGD_REPO);
	fflush(file);
	fclose(file);
	sync();
	return 0;
	}