Add SwiftRefactor Library #1049
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SwiftRefactor provides a central place for tools that transform Swift source code to register their implementations. A syntactic refactoring provides a simple, strongly-typed, safe way to express the transformation process.
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DougGregor
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Nov 3, 2022
Pull the MigrateToNewIfLetSyntax transform into SwiftRefactor as its first refactoring action. This action transforms all optional binding conditions in if statements into the new Swift 5.7 if-let shorthand syntax.
Before:
```swift
if let foo = foo {
// ...
}
```
After:
```swift
if let foo {
// ...
}
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SwiftRefactor provides a central place for tools that transform Swift source code to register their implementations. A syntactic refactoring provides a simple, strongly-typed, safe way to express the transformation process.
The inaugural refactoring action is the if-let migration committed in #887.