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This fixes a regression caused by 88d43a0f16 which is demonstrated in meteor/meteor#7849.
Essentially, with the current implementation some Cordova build elements are "stale" when the build is copied. For example, if you execute a `meteor run ios` and then `meteor build . --server=http://example.com/` (note: `example.com`) the `config.xml` (`<access origin />`), the boilerplate HTML (`__meteor_runtime_config__`) and other elements of the bundle (`Info.plist` on iOS) will still contain the previously used `http://<local_ip>:3000` address instead of `http://example.com` as they should.
Additionally, it would appear that it's impossible to actually checkout a project and immediately run `meteor build` without running `meteor run (android|ios)` first.
Various work-arounds for this seem to exist, such as running `meteor build` twice, or running `meteor run --server=http://production.com` first.
Ultimately, this is occurring because the bundle is being copied before the Cordova `prepareForPlatform` occurs which I believe was not intended.
There is already a test in place which fails without this fix, but marked as `slow` and therefore not executed on CircleCI. Specifically, `cordova builds with server options` would have caught this. Forcibly running this test locally now passes with this change.
Fixes meteor/meteor#7849
Fixes meteor/meteor#7291
Fixes meteor/meteor#6756
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