feat: add support for C++ interoperability mode in Swift packages #250
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- Renamed CLAUDE.md to AGENT.md following ampcode.com guidelines - Updated dependency versions in Package.resolved - Added interoperabilityMode case to PackageInfo.Target.BuildSettingCondition
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should we add the Claude.md symlink? Otherwise, AGENT.md by itself doesn't do anything, does it?
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Issue: tuist/tuist#7235
Summary
interoperabilityModecase toPackageInfo.Target.BuildSettingConditionto support Swift packages that enable C++ interoperability.interoperabilityMode(.Cxx)in their Swift settingsContext
Swift Package Manager now supports C++ interoperability through the
interoperabilityModebuild setting. Packages can enable this feature by adding.interoperabilityMode(.Cxx)to their Swift settings, allowing Swift code to import and use C++ APIs.Without this change, XcodeGraph would fail to parse packages that use this build setting.
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