Foundation.Bundle package
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The Foundation.Bundle package is part of the Swift Foundation, which has been rewritten from legacy C and Objective-C into modern, portable Swift. This transition aims to provide a more consistent, higher quality, and better-performing API across all platforms. The Swift Foundation is open source, inviting community contributions and an open evolution process for adding new APIs. This new implementation of Foundation first shipped in iOS and macOS last fall, and even Objective-C applications benefit from these improvements.
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