Clear old files out of Project Package Contents

Under project settings > Apple iOS > Package Contents are listed a ton of old files that have been removed / renamed etc. I can still check them off, but they no longer exist.
How do I clear or refresh this list? All these files at one time lived in an "assets" folder that was included in the packaging. The assets folder still exists, but many of those files have been deleted. Sadly, the FlashBuilder UI doesn't seem to want to refresh and get rid of those old items. How can I do that?
Thanks

Hey Andy,
I do not have a solution but I am having a similar problem. I opened up a project yesterday and the audio sequences were actually in pieces all out of order with large chunks missing. If someone has a solution, perhaps it will apply to both of these situations.

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