feat: Add SPM test target for PropertyWrapper - #17
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Added a `.testTarget` in `Package.swift` for `TYPropertyWrapperTests` to enable running tests via Swift Package Manager. Also updated the import statements in the test file to support the SPM target name.
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This PR adds a
.testTargetforTYPropertyWrappertoPackage.swift.While the project contains tests for the
PropertyWrappercomponent, they were not accessible or executable via Swift Package Manager (SPM).Changes
.testTargetnamedTYPropertyWrapperTestsinPackage.swift.PropertyWrapperTests.swiftusing a conditional compilation block (#if canImport) to support both the Xcode target name (PropertyWrapper) and the SPM target name (TYPropertyWrapper).Info.plistfrom the test target to resolve SPM warnings.This improvement allows developers to run tests directly from the terminal using
swift testand paves the way for SPM-based CI/CD workflows.