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When I create a new shared iOS library CoreServices then there is a class created CoreServices which has an init method.
Does that mean that every library will somehow be instantiated through this object? If not what is this object good for?
No it isn’t, that’s just a template class that’s created with the library. I will usually delete the implementation file for this and use the header as the public header for the library (i.e. import all the externally visible classes in this header file).