5.1.0 - Event "Younger Than" Age added #6
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- `EventListener`s now support the `.youngerThan` interested, specifying a `maximumAge` parameter to define (in *nanoseconds*) the maximum age an `Eventable` can be (from the point of Dispatch) before the Listener is no longer interested in it. - `EventReceiving` types (all of them) now also support the above behaviour. - README.md has been updated to provide an example of how to specify an `EventListener` with a *Maximum Age* constraint.
Changed Swift Tools version from 5.7 to 5.6
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.youngerThanEvent InterestEventListeners now support the.youngerThaninterested, specifying amaximumAgeparameter to define (in nanoseconds) the maximum age anEventablecan be (from the point of Dispatch) before the Listener is no longer interested in it.EventReceivingtypes (all of them) now also support the above behaviour.EventListenerwith a Maximum Age constraint.