Avoid sharing schemes with library users #29
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Description
When consuming this library as a dependency in my project, I noticed Xcode autogenerated a scheme for the library among my local schemes, which is not desirable behavior.
As a workaround, this PR gitignores .swiftpm altogether and introduces an xcworkspace as a scheme container that disallows SPM from leaking schemes onto consumers.
Libraries as big as TCA use this approach to effectively hide away all its schemes (and subdependency schemes) from users.
Checklist
unit tests cover the new feature or the bug fixthe feature is documented in the README.md if it makes sense