feat(ios): add SPM support

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new package configuration for the react-native-expofp library. This update establishes support for iOS 15 and above while integrating essential external dependencies for improved module functionality.

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Walkthrough

A new Swift package configuration file (Package.swift) has been added for the react-native-expofp library. This configuration specifies the minimum iOS version (iOS 15) and defines the package’s library product. It also introduces two dependencies—ExpoFpFplan and ExpoFpCrowdConnected—both fixed to version 4.8.18 from their respective GitHub repositories, and sets up a target that links these dependencies using source files located in the ios directory.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Package.swift	Added new Swift package configuration for the react-native-expofp library: defines minimum iOS 15, declares the library product, adds dependencies (ExpoFpFplan and ExpoFpCrowdConnected at version 4.8.18), and sets up the target using sources in the ios directory.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant SPM as Swift Package Manager
    participant PKG as Package.swift
    participant F as ExpoFpFplan
    participant C as ExpoFpCrowdConnected
    participant T as react-native-expofp Target

    Note over SPM, PKG: Initialize package configuration
    SPM->>PKG: Read package configuration
    PKG->>SPM: Provide package details (iOS 15, library product)
    SPM->>F: Fetch dependency ExpoFpFplan @ 4.8.18
    SPM->>C: Fetch dependency ExpoFpCrowdConnected @ 4.8.18
    SPM->>T: Configure build target using sources from "ios"
    Note over T: Build react-native-expofp with linked dependencies

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Package.swift (5)

1-2: Swift Tools Version & Import Statement.

The file correctly starts by declaring the Swift tools version and importing PackageDescription, setting a solid base for the package definition.

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6-8: Platform Specification.

The package platforms are clearly defined to target iOS 15, which aligns with modern device requirements. Ensure that all intended iOS 15+ API features are supported.

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9-14: Library Product Definition.

The library product "react-native-expofp" is defined appropriately with its corresponding target. This configuration will allow consumers of the package to properly link against your module.

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15-26: Dependencies Declaration.

The dependencies "ExpoFpFplan" and "ExpoFpCrowdConnected" are added with exact version pins to "4.8.18" and clearly reference their GitHub URLs. Confirm that these repositories are stable and that the exact version satisfies your needs throughout your integration lifecycle.

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27-36: Target Configuration.

The target "react-native-expofp" correctly lists both dependencies and specifies its source path as "ios". Make sure your project's directory structure aligns with the specified path so that all source files are correctly incorporated.

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