iOS/Mac Catalyst 17+ Support for new Calendar Permissions #18868
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Description of Change
Part of the work to support the new EventKit APIs on iOS 17+ was already done, but it was not checking the correct plist entries yet. That is what this change adds.
Note
To use the new EventKit APIs in your iOS or macOS app, make sure to add the new
[NSCalendarsWriteOnlyAccessUsageDescriptionand/orNSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescriptionaccording to your needs, else you might get unexpected results.Issues Fixed
Fixes #18737