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Summary:
Smart Banners on iOS 8 or 9 devices don't detect Xcode-deployed builds as "installed" and always redirect to the app's App Store page instead of calling application:openURL:sourceApplication:annotation: method in the app delegate.  This means that any parsing of navigation context sent as the "app-argument" can't be directly tested before shipping to the App Store.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install a debug build of your app from Xcode
1. Deploy a <meta name="apple-tunes-app"> tag using your app's app-id to a webpage.
2. On an iOS 8 or 9 device, browse to the page
3. Observe the Smart Banner displays with a "View" button

Expected Results:
The Smart Banner should have an "Open" button indicating that it found the app installed, and tapping that button should call the app delegate's application:openURL:sourceApplication:annotation:.

Actual Results:
The Smart Banner always displays the "View" button that takes the user to the App Store page.

Version:
iOS 9.1 (13B143)

Notes:
This previously worked in iOS 7 by installing the App Store build first, then running a debug build on top of it.  As of iOS 8, this is no longer a valid workaround.