bug: Fix Package.swift on Xcode 14
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Description of changes
When loading the
Package.swiftfile on Xcode 14, thesetupDependencies()method call at the bottom ofPackage.swiftwas not getting executed, and the auto-generated libraries were not being created.I am not certain of the reason; it seems that Xcode 14 stops interpreting
Package.swiftonce thepackageglobal variable has been defined. In any case, convertingsetupDependencies()from a free function to a method extended upon thePackageclass fixes the problem & still works with Xcode 13 as well.New/existing dependencies impact assessment, if applicable
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