Add PackageDescription platform constants for the 2023 Apple OS versions #6636
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…e in the WWDC 2023 Xcode beta release. rdar://107794704
…lowed in tools version 5.9.
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… versions (apple#6636) * Add platform constants for each of the Apple platforms, to match those in the WWDC 2023 Xcode beta release. * Add a package loading unit test for checking the platform versions allowed in tools version 5.9. rdar://107794704 (cherry picked from commit 55006dc)
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Add PackageDescription platform constants for the 2023 Apple OS versions.
Motivation
This is an update that happens every year at Apple's annual WWDC conference, where the Apple platforms usually have their versions incremented. This allows packages that specify the latest tools version (in this case 5.9) to declare that they require the latest platform versions, which may be appropriate in some cases. Note that most packages should continue supporting the oldest platform tools version that they can (based on the APIs they use), so that they will be usable to the maximum number of client packages and projects.
Modifications
Result
Packages that specify tools version 5.9 can use these new platform constants. Older packages can continue to spell these new version numbers using the free-form variant of each platform enum that takes a string.
Remarks
Note that the just-announced visionOS is purposefully excluded from this PR, as it has not yet been released and as no version number has been announced.
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