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It seems like you're interested in the ListFormatter or related list functionalities. Based on the context provided from the WWDC sessions, here are some relevant details:

UIKit Enhancements: In the session titled "What’s new in UIKit," there are several improvements related to lists. For instance, UI collection view list sections and UITableViews now have the list environment trait set, which helps in styling cells appropriately. There are also new constructors for list cell, list header, and list footer configurations that automatically update their appearance based on the list environment trait. This can simplify your code when working with lists. You can learn more about these improvements in the List improvements chapter of the session.
SwiftUI Lists: In the "SwiftUI essentials" session, lists are highlighted as a powerful tool for view composition. SwiftUI's declarative syntax allows for easy creation and customization of lists, including the use of view modifiers to add features like swipe actions. This is discussed in the Fundamentals of views chapter.
SwiftUI Containers: The session "Demystify SwiftUI containers" discusses the flexibility of SwiftUI lists, including the ability to compose different kinds of content together using techniques like ForEach views. This is covered in the Composition chapter.

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