Use Bionic module from new Android overlay in Swift 6 instead #448
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Lukasa
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I added the `Bionic` import this summer in #448 and the compiler accepted it then, but it started erroring a couple months later without this full Android overlay, so add that instead.
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Swift 6 has switched to this new Android overlay, swiftlang/swift#74758, which I've been testing on this repo without a problem using my daily Android CI for weeks now, finagolfin/swift-android-sdk#151.