chore: standardize file headers and refresh stale documentation - #12
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… bundles Xcode's default file-header template had stamped a tool name rather than the author into 36 sources. These now follow the repo's existing convention, "Created by Wesley Keetch on <date>", with the original dates preserved. No code changes. Also corrects three documentation claims that had drifted from reality: - README listed a minimum of iOS 26.0; the deployment target is 26.5 - README's toolchain note described the project as building against a beta Xcode, which is no longer how it is built - CONTRIBUTING offered "extract strings into a String Catalog" as a first contribution, but the catalog exists and ships English and Spanish And ignores *.xcresult, so local test-result bundles are never committed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… bundles (#12) Xcode's default file-header template had stamped a tool name rather than the author into 36 sources. These now follow the repo's existing convention, "Created by Wesley Keetch on <date>", with the original dates preserved. No code changes. Also corrects three documentation claims that had drifted from reality: - README listed a minimum of iOS 26.0; the deployment target is 26.5 - README's toolchain note described the project as building against a beta Xcode, which is no longer how it is built - CONTRIBUTING offered "extract strings into a String Catalog" as a first contribution, but the catalog exists and ships English and Spanish And ignores *.xcresult, so local test-result bundles are never committed.
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Summary
Repository hygiene, no code changes.
File headers. Xcode's default header template had stamped a tool name rather than the author into 36 sources. These now follow the repo's existing convention,
Created by Wesley Keetch on <date>, with the original dates preserved.Stale documentation. Three public-facing claims had drifted from reality:
IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET)Gitignore. Adds
*.xcresultso local test-result bundles are never committed.Verification
git grepfinds no remaining tool-name headersxcodebuild build-for-testing(SunHatUnitTests scheme, iPhone 17 Pro sim) succeeds