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Record completed installations in the installed Xcode cache before updating the row, and discard directory scans started before the cache changed. This prevents list recomposition from reverting a newly installed Xcode to not installed. Extend the existing Apple and Xcode Releases installation tests to verify that installed state survives available-list and selection updates.
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After a successful installation, Xcode can appear as not installed until a manual refresh. The row is updated, but the installed Xcode cache is not, so rebuilding the list can overwrite the installed state.
Update the cache when installation completes and ignore stale directory scan results.
Extend the existing Apple and Xcode Releases installation tests to verify that the installed state survives list and selection updates. Both tests fail without the cache update and pass with it.