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fix(packaging): use Swift targets as library product roots - #35

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Use OpenRenderBox and OpenRenderBoxShims as the sole root targets of their respective library products. Keep the Cxx targets as dependencies of the Swift wrappers so consumers no longer link OpenRenderBoxShimsCxx directly alongside OpenRenderBoxShims.

This removes the duplicate static-link warning in the OpenSwiftUI Example project. Regenerate Package.resolved without changing dependency versions or revisions.

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✅ Project coverage is 0.00%. Comparing base (9f76f89) to head (5d6132e).

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@Kyle-Ye Kyle-Ye changed the title fix(packaging): use a single OpenRenderBox product target fix(packaging): use Swift targets as library product roots Oct 14, 2026
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