Add support for iOS, tvOS and visionOS 26 + removal example project from package#39
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This pull request removes the entire Xcode project and all example app files from the repository. The removal includes the project configuration, workspace data, asset catalogs, and all Swift source files for the example app.
The most important changes are:
Project and Workspace Removal:
project.pbxproj, which contained all build settings, file references, and target definitions for the example app.contents.xcworkspacedataandIDEWorkspaceChecks.plist, eliminating project-level and workspace-level metadata. [1] [2]Example App Source and Assets Removal:
BillboardExampleApp.swiftandContentView.swift, removing the app's entry point and main UI logic. [1] [2]AccentColor.colorset,AppIcon.appiconset, and supportingContents.jsonfiles, erasing the app's icons and color resources. [1] [2] [3]No changes were made to the main library code or its views.