Changes for method access level for handle swipe and simplified selector#2
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Changes for method access level for handle swipe and simplified selector#2
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What are the changes:
Changed method access level: Changed @objc func handleSwipe to @objc private func handleSwipe - This prevents the method from being called directly from outside the class while keeping it accessible to Objective-C runtime (required for the selector).
Simplified the selector: Changed #selector(ZoomAnimatedTransitioningDelegate.handleSwipe(:)) to #selector(handleSwipe(:)) - This is the modern Swift approach and is sufficient since the selector is being used within the same class
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