Add support for Swift Package Manager #1
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Last upgrade checks, new compiler flags suggested by Xcode, and code-sign identity to automatic.
... where SPM is going to find them.
Should still compile w/ Swift 3 just fine.
This adds the SPM Package.swift declaring the Swift package. It also adds a tinsy commandline tool to talk to Eliza.
How to import and how to use the API.
... to perform automated builds.
And show the Travis build status.
Simulate arc4random_uniform in a bad way :-)
buy=>bye
... seems to build w/o changes.
But also builds w/ 3 and 5.
Loc stuff and a warning.
... API renames.
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After applying this PR SwiftEliza can be used as a Swift Package Manager module, that is, imported easily in all kinds of Swift applications.
This also includes a Linux port of the struct and a Travis setup for continuous integration.