Support Swift 5 #41
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This PR adds support for Swift 5, and also removes support for Swift 3:
Package.swiftandPackage.pins,[email protected]->Package.swift,swift-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2018-11-22-a)The swift development snapshot is defined as a Travis environment variable
SWIFT_DEVELOPMENT_SNAPSHOT, rather than being hard-coded into the .travis.yml, so that we can automate updates to the snapshot via the Travis API rather than having to push new commits.I am proposing that we drop Swift 3 support as we are otherwise required to maintain additional
[email protected]files, and Travis configuration that is out of line with the rest of the Kitura repos. We should tag this as a new minor release, to provide anyone who really does need to remain on Swift 3 a means to continue pulling LoggerAPI at the current (1.7) release with standard SPM syntax.