Configuration for open sourcing

[jonryser]

Describe the changes

• The Developer Team and Bundle ID can be configured via environment variables (in the build.xcconfig). This keeps the Allen Inst or GenUI values out of the repo.
• Also added instructions for a user to add their own.
• By default, DEBUG is configured to "Sign to Run Locally"
• Moved documentation images to the repo itself so that they may be viewed locally.
• I have added the Allen Inst Developer Team Id and the App Bundle Id to 1Password

Issue ticket number and link

#11

Checklist before requesting a review

• My code adheres to the coding and style guidelines of the project.
• I have performed a self-review of my code.
• I have tested my changes and ensured that they work as expected.
• I have updated examples and documentation as necessary.

[ThomasJones]

We may actually want to refer to debug.xconfig for debug / development builds.

[jonryser]

I was thinking that too. But it may create more initial complexity than needed for open sourcing. We can and other developers could, of course, refine the configuration to their needs. But perhaps a single file for now.

[ThomasJones]

Looks great. The only think I mentioned was maybe we support a debug.xconfig, or consider renaming release.xconfig merely to build.xconfig. It feels strange and a bit non-standard for debug to point to something referred to as 'release'.

[jonryser]

Looks great. The only think I mentioned was maybe we support a debug.xconfig, or consider renaming release.xconfig merely to build.xconfig. It feels strange and a bit non-standard for debug to point to something referred to as 'release'.

Yeah, I agree and like that better. I'll change it to build.xcconfig.

[Stanley-Jovel]

Initially I could not build the app and got this message:
""OLMoE.swift" has entitlements that require signing with a development certificate.
Enable development signing in the Signing & Capabilities editor."

To get it to build I had to "Enable Development Signing". Locally is working again but can we be sure this won't be a problem during release?

[jonryser]

Initially I could not build the app and got this message: ""OLMoE.swift" has entitlements that require signing with a development certificate. Enable development signing in the Signing & Capabilities editor."

To get it to build I had to "Enable Development Signing". Locally is working again but can we be sure this won't be a problem during release?

@Stanley-Jovel - Could we connect on this? I'd like to see what you had to change.

[Stanley-Jovel]

Readme looks great