Quick v0.8.0

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This release supports Xcode 7.1 with better tvOS support.

Changes:

- tvOS is a separate build target instead of iOS
- updated import headers to be relative from module-based imports

Quick v0.7.0

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- Xcode 7.0 support

v0.6.0

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v0.6.0 targets Xcode 6 beta 6 / Swift 2.0

Changes in this release:

- Quick works for Xcode 7 beta 6
- Converts line numbers from `Int` to `UInt`

Quick v0.5.1

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v0.5.1 Targets Xcode 7 beta 4 / Swift 2.0

Changes in this release:

 - Quick works for Xcode 7 beta 4
 - Fix support for XCTest* macros
 - Add support for Objective-C++ projects
 - Test methods are uniqued by file + line to fix bug where XCTest would only run one test if multiple examples produced the same example name.
   This is not intended as the final test naming structure and will probably change in future versions.

Quick v0.5.0

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Changes in this release:

 - Quick works for Xcode 7 beta 3 by being built without BITCODE compilation to support linking against XCTest
 - Add beforeEachWithMetadata() for Objective-C
 - Add afterEachWithMetadata() for Objective-C
 - World class is now internal
 - Minimum deployment target for OS X is 10.9
 - Add Quick Configuration Template

v0.4.0

Changes:

- Backwards incompatible changes for Swift 2.0.
- XCTestObservationCenter is now a public XCTest API, although it
  doesn't expose "suspend observation". Quick tests now use the public
  APIs where applicable.
- Added Nimble to Quick Focused OSX Test Target in order to fix a CI
  failure.

Removed:

- Removed Failure.swift, which was no longer being used within the framework
  (probably) as of 6a68691, and was not a class that Quick consumers should
  have been relying upon.

Changes in v0.3.1

Set minimum deployment target to iOS 7.

Note: this release targets Swift 1.2 (Xcode 6.3).

v0.2.3

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Changes:

- Changed minimum deployment target to iOS 7

v0.3.0

This release introduces backwards-incompatible changes to support Swift
1.2. In addition:

- Installation instructions for Carthage and CocoaPods have been
  updated.
- World+DSL no longer has an implicit dependency upon Foundation.
- Functional tests for Quick itself have been improved.

v0.2.2

This minor release of Quick introduces "focused" examples.

You can use focused examples as a way of running only a subset of all
the examples in a test suite. If there are any focused examples in a
test suite, only those examples are run. If there are no focused
examples, all examples are run.

- You can define focused examples using `fit`.
- You can define focused example groups using `fdescribe` or `fcontext`.
  All examples within focused example groups are treated as focused
  examples.
- You can define a focused set of shared examples using `fitBehavesLike`.

In addition, pending examples now use the same underlying architecture
as focused examples. Both are built atop of "filter flags". Filter flags
are arbitrary String-to-Bool maps that are associated with any example
or example group. You can configure Quick to include/exclude certain
examples, using QuickConfiguration and its new filter methods.