Add support for SwiftPM based dependency managers #706
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This step is required due to restrictions of SwiftPM not allowing mixed language projects. A future improvent that prevents needing this workaround would be to put all ObjC files into their own directory and list that directory within the `exclude` parameter.
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This adds support for SwiftPM manifest based dependency managers. Specifically this adds support for installing via Accio but will probably also work with SwiftPM once it's integrated into Xcode.
Please note that this project is part of Accio's official integration tests within the Demo project.