fix(expo-ui-swift-ui): correct import path from @expo-ui/swift-ui to @expo/ui/swift-ui#50
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The import statement used '@expo-ui/swift-ui' which is a non-existent package. The correct path is '@expo/ui/swift-ui', matching the install command and frontmatter description. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The code example in
plugins/expo/skills/expo-ui-swift-ui/SKILL.md(line 27) imports from@expo-ui/swift-ui, but the frontmatter description and install instructions consistently reference@expo/ui/swift-ui. These are different package paths —@expo-ui/swift-uidoes not exist as a published package, so any developer copying the example import verbatim will get aCannot find moduleerror at runtime.Fix: Change the import path in the code example to match the correct package path used everywhere else in the file.