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Xcode never lists the simulators it ships with in the download list. It only shows extra ones you've installed or that are available to install.
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Notification Content Extensions don't currently work in simulators.
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This needs deeper investigation. Please file a feedback report and attach the archive created by running "xcrun simctl diagnose". It helps if you boot a simulator, try the install, then leave the simulator running before you execute that command.
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You haven't provided much information here so I can only make guesses. This might be caused by a project mis-configuration. If you were previously overriding the default value for build architecture please reset that to the default setting "$(STANDARD_ARCHS)". If you are building from the command line try giving xcodebuild the generic simulator destination. If that doesn't help please file a feedback item so we can investigate. It will help if you can provide your entire build log. You can also create a new project from a template and compare build settings between the two to attempt to narrow down what is misconfigured in your project.
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Although the DTK does not support Thunderbolt we will support it in Macs with Apple silicon. (This was publicly announced a few weeks ago)
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You should not attempt to detect any specific GPU. Use the Metal device family API to determine what features are supported and code to those features.