Xcode's default macOS Deployment Target is 11 which causes Testflight submission warning

If a new (iOS) project is created in Xcode then a default set of deployment targets and values gets automatically created and set as follows:

If the iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision supported destinations are deleted from the Xcode general section, these deployment targets still remain.

If the app is then built using Xcode 16 and uploaded to TestFlight/App Store then the following issue is reported:

TMS-90899: Macs with Apple silicon support issue - The app isn‘t compatible with the provided minimum macOS version of 11.0.

Why is XCode populating the macOS deployment target with a value that that results in this issue? Why is Xcode even populating all 6 of these targets at all when its for an iOS app and hence 5 of them are redundant?

Can the macOS deployment value simply be increased to silence this issue? Or can these that aren't relevant to iOS be deleted (if so how)?

TIA

Xcode's default macOS Deployment Target is 11 which causes Testflight submission warning
 
 
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