BridgeJS: Improve Xcode editing experience by removing symlinks #407
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Xcode does not handle symlinks well, especially when showing errors in the editor. This commit removes the symlinks in the BridgeJS plugin package and use SwiftPM's native target structure. We still use symlinks for the actual BridgeJSTool executable target in the main package as a build-time optimization, but it should not affect the Xcode editing experience on the main package.
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Xcode does not handle symlinks well, especially when showing errors in the editor. This commit removes the symlinks in the BridgeJS plugin package and use SwiftPM's native target structure. We still use symlinks for the actual BridgeJSTool executable target in the main package as a build-time optimization, but it should not affect the Xcode editing experience on the main package.