Set version range in manifest, up to local swift version to resolve

[SixFiveSoftware]

Here's the PR to set the version to a range. It looks like depending on your local Swift version, it will pick the version compatible with your current toolchain, according to their GitHub repo.

[JosephDuffy]

Sorry I've not looked at his yet, I've been swamped 😄 I will look at this properly when I get the chance. The main thing I want to check is that the macro actually compiles and tests pass when using all of these different versions (or at least the latest of major version).

[SixFiveSoftware]

Sorry I've not looked at his yet, I've been swamped 😄 I will look at this properly when I get the chance. The main thing I want to check is that the macro actually compiles and tests pass when using all of these different versions (or at least the latest of major version).

No problem at all! I haven't had much chance to look into this myself. Appreciate you looking 👍

[JosephDuffy]

Just need to check CI works so may push more commits.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 98.58%. Comparing base (4280946) to head (a750a1c).
⚠️ Report is 37 commits behind head on main.

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[JosephDuffy]

Sorry for the delay @SixFiveSoftware. Thanks for the suggestion! There were some changes necessary so I'm glad I checked, this approach will hopefully work well for future changes too.

I'll push a new tag.