Fix Sendable conformance warnings #126
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Description
This PR resolves all Swift 6 Sendable conformance warnings in the codebase by removing unnecessary Sendable requirements and properly securing mutable state where needed.
The core insight: The
Sendableconformances inJSONSchemaBuilderwere added defensively but aren't actually needed - there's no async/await or concurrent usage in the codebase. Removing these unnecessary requirements eliminates false-positive warnings about struct initializers not being@Sendable(a known Swift language limitation).Changes to Context class
LockIsolatedfor thread-safe accessLockIsolatedutility class usingNSRecursiveLockContextremainsSendableas it's required byKeywordContext(embedded inSendablekeyword types)Changes to JSONSchemaBuilder protocols
Removed unnecessary
Sendableconformances from:JSONSchemaComponentprotocolJSONPropertyComponentprotocolPropertyCollectionprotocol@Sendableannotations fromparse()methods@SendablefromJSONSchematransform closure@SendablefromAnySchemaComponentvalidate closureType of Change
Additional Notes
Result: Zero Sendable warnings across the entire codebase in Swift 6 language mode.
All existing tests pass (74 tests in core suite). The changes are internal implementation details and don't affect the public API surface.