2.0.0

NetworkKit 2.0 renames every request method for how it is called, and adds
request adapters and bounded retry. Upgrading from 1.x requires code changes —
see the table below.

Breaking changes

Every request method is renamed for how it is called. Overloads no longer
differ only by argument label.

1.x	2.0
sendRequest(urlStr:)	sendRequestUsingURLString(_:)
sendRequest(endpoint:)	sendRequestUsingEndpoint(endpoint:)
sendRequest(endpoint:resultHandler:)	sendRequestUsingLegacyCallbackAPI(endpoint:resultHandler:)
sendRequest(endpoint:type:)	sendRequestUsingCombine(endpoint:type:)

The endpoint-based async continuation method is removed —
sendRequestUsingEndpoint covers it using URLSession's native async API.

NetworkKit now depends on NetworkKitCore,
so import NetworkKitCore where you conform to RequestAdapting or
RequestRetrying.

Installation

.package(url: "https://github.com/sabapathy7/NetworkKit.git", from: "2.0.0")

What's new

• Adapters and retry — mutate a request before it is sent (e.g. auth
  tokens) and decide whether failures are retried. Adapters re-run each
  attempt so refreshed tokens are picked up; maxRetryCount (default 3)
  prevents unbounded retrying.
• Percent-encoded path parameters — a pathParams value containing /
  no longer splits the path.
• NetworkService is now a real Sendable rather than @unchecked.
• NetworkError conforms to Equatable.
• Documentation is now built and hosted on Swift Package Index.

Testing

35 tests — the existing XCTest suite plus a new Swift Testing target covering
all four call styles, adapters and retry, query and path parameters,
concurrency and @MainActor isolation, and stub/fake/mock/spy doubles.

Full Changelog: 1.0.9...2.0.0