Remove FLEX_AT_LEAST_IOS13_SDK and usages. It was causing several issues being in a header that needed to be private but also included in public headers.
- Add FLEXAlert, a builder-oriented UIAlertController wrapper
- Replace all uses of UIAlertController with FLEXAlert
- Moves some alert methods from FLEXUtility to FLEXAlert
Object properties are strong by default, and primitive ones are assign by default. Verbosity is nice, but in this case it introduces unnecessary cognitive load.
Remove all usage of `strong` and `assign` property attributes
Replaces the following method calls with dot syntax:
- count, length, UTF8String, CGColor, contentOffset, firstObject, lastObject, allObjects, allKeys, allValues, subviews, scale, frame, bounds, bytes
Also replaces various UIKit and Foundation singleton method calls with dot syntax, such as UIApplication.sharedApplication. These are all `class` properties now and Xcode will autocomplete them.
Also fixes a couple warnings.
Refactored FLEXGlobalsEntry to allow FLEXObjectExplorerFactory to conform to it and provide a different object based on the row type
Also added new rows: NSProcessInfo.processInfo, UIPasteboard.generalPasteboard, explore bundle/container
- Refactor FLEXGlobalsTableViewController
- Add search to FLEXGlobalsTableViewController
- FLEXGlobalsTableViewControllerEntry → FLEXGlobalsEntry
- Add FLEXTableViewSection to help with new search code
- Add `hidesSearchBarInitially` to FLEXTableViewController
FLEXGlobalsTableViewControllerEntry now has a method to be initialized with a class conforming to a new protocol, FLEXGlobalsTableViewControllerEntry, which itself provides the properties the entry needs. This removes a lot of boilerplate from the globals view controller itself.
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