Search for binding symbols also via LC_DYLD_CHAINED_FIXUPS

[p-x9]

Hello, I have implemented the following Issue.
#117

To check if it works correctly, follow the steps below.

1. Before introducing this pull request, set the Minimum Deployment of the app to higher than iOS14
2. Execute the executeAntiHook function in the ViewController to check the print operation.
   (This function seems to be commented out now.)
   (The contents of `myPrint' must be commented out, otherwise it seems to loop infinitely.)
3. Perhaps print("print has been antiHooked") doesn't actually print.
4. It will be printed after the introduction of this pullquist.

https://github.com/p-x9/swift-anti-fishhook

[r3ggi]

Hey! Thanks for the PR. We'll definitely accept your PR but in the later time (probably when iOS 18 will be out). Your change requires the minimum app deployment of the app to iOS 14 which can break the backwards compatibility

[p-x9]

Thanks

Even in iOS14 or later, if -no_fixup_chains is set in the linker flags, the binding symbol will be included in the dyld info as before.

Therefore, I think backward compatibility must be maintained.

[p-x9]

Hello. @r3ggi
I created this PR two years ago, but since then I've made several updates to the following repository.

https://github.com/p-x9/swift-anti-fishhook

These include performance improvements and addressing previously overlooked considerations.

Please let me know if you need me to update this PR at any time.