cato fails to execute Swift file and shows usage if the script file doesn't have a .swift extension

[kylef]

I think this is right looking at the README:

$ cat test
#!/usr/bin/env cato

import URITemplate

let template = URITemplate(template: "test")
println("\(template)")

$ ./test
Usage: /usr/local/bin/cato [SWIFT-VERSION] SCRIPT

$ cato test
Usage: /usr/local/bin/cato [SWIFT-VERSION] SCRIPT

[neonichu]

Yep, it wants the file to end in .swift, @segiddins complained about the same already :) Will probably change that...

[kylef]

@neonichu Yeah, there is not need for my commands to end in the language I run them. We don't do this:

$ pod.ruby
$ cato.bash

[neonichu]

Fixed by a792bda

[kylef]

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