This fixed the following error occurs and crashes when running an app built with xcode14 on iOS11.
```
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/lib/swift/libswiftCoreGraphics.dylib
Referenced from: /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/0B28F8D6-D8CE-400B-98B7-052EAD3FB923/xxxxxx.app/Frameworks/FloatingPanel.framework/FloatingPanel
Reason: image not found
```
These are the related forum threads.
- https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/714629
- https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/714795
Co-authored-by: atsunori.shioi <astunori.shioi@play.jp>
* Clean up Samples and Maps examples
* Rename the root view controller in Maps/Stocks/SampleObjC examples
* Reorder resource file references
* Rename examples' bundle ids with `example` domain.
* Remove 'Run Script' to modify CFBundleVersion: now this has not been used for testing since unit tests were added
* Revise methods to handle content view controllers in UseCaseController
* Fix a bug on PagePanelController
Partially solves #281. This adds a new example app which mimics the Maps.app, written in SwiftUI. The code works for iOS 13+, however:
* the project has been created with Xcode 13
* the project uses the SwiftUI lifecycle (iOS 14+)
The source code in Examples/Maps-SwiftUI/Maps/FloatingPanel is ready to move into the library, but there is an issue on SwiftUI’s environment propagation into FloatingPanel. SwiftUI’s environment is propagated to all subviews. However FloatingPanel is not a subview, but a new view controller in the screen (and not a child view controller).
It’s possible to lead behaviors unexpected by SwiftUI users so that this is merged as a sample code until it will be resolved.
Shin Yamamoto
ll_shioi_atsumori
Sean Hernandez
little-huang
Federico Zanetello