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…ation of traits and wording updates across the API surface
… article to reference traits for using them
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| Within the package, traits express conditional compilation, and may be used to declare additional dependencies that are enabled when that trait is active. | ||
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| Traits are identified by their names, which are name-spaced within the package that hosts them. |
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IIRC the latest is that traits use be valid Swift identifiers. We can link to the Swift book's grammar section on this.
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According to the SE docs, it's the identifiers with the addition of + and -, but I'll simplify this up. The SE proposal and internal docs were quite specific, so I reflected that here. Please take a look at the revised content and verify that it's accurate
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Adds documentation for the Swift 6.1 traits feature
Motivation:
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Using Dependenciesarticle to touch on traits and how to consume packages that provide themResult:
Updated content and one additional article in the central documentation for Swift Package Manager that illustrates how to consume and provide packages with traits.