Clean up legacy Swift syntax for current compilers - #21
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Summary
This is a deliberately small source-only cleanup to reduce legacy Swift patterns while preserving public behavior.
Changes
: classto: AnyObjectunwrappedValuewithcompactMaprather than filter + force unwrapUIViewControllerlifecycle selectors explicitWhy
Keeping this separate from the package and CI modernization makes the compatibility work easier to review and bisect.
Compatibility
No public API shape is intentionally changed. The target remains in Swift 5 language mode and is compiled by the supported Swift 6 toolchains.
Related: #17