Restructure and update repository to work with modern Swift Package Manager conventions - **means no more Carthage support** #74
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This updates the repo to use modern Swift PM conventions, which allows us to remove a load of code that was about making tests visible on Linux. It also allows us to remove the xcodeproj file.
However, I wanted to call this out in a separate PR because it means no more Carthage support, AFAIK, because Carthage relies on there existing a public scheme (and therefore an xcodeproj file) in the repo.
Does anyone using the library still use it via Carthage?