Docs/interoperability mode #8902
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@swift-ci please test |
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RE "Cxx" -- it's only called that because "+" can't be part of a symbol name; in the actual human readable docs we should use the term "C++". |
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thanks @jakepetroules! Updating! |
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test windows |
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Adds in abstracts and documentation for interoperability mode
ref: rdar://136526756
Motivation:
InteroperabilityMode was missing abstracts within PackageDescription.
Modifications:
Added abstracts to provide consistency, re-curated (organized) the SwiftSettings into more readable sections, and changed a few local doc references to Xcode documentation into HTML links to support external rendering without warnings.
Result:
Interoperability has documentation, and the SwiftSettings has been re-organized.
The doc build runs locally without warnings.