Deprecate Application-Specific Main Entrypoint Attributes #62151
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Issue a deprecation warning in Swift 5 and an error in Swift 6 when we encounter @UIApplicationMain and @NSApplicationMain. These attributes are unnecessary now that @main works with UIApplicationDelegate and NSApplicationDelegate. As these conformances are required when working with the corresponding attributes, we can migrate users off of them by replacing them with @main.
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Issue a deprecation warning in Swift 5 and an error in Swift 6 when we encounter @UIApplicationMain and @NSApplicationMain. These attributes are unnecessary now that @main works with UIApplicationDelegate and NSApplicationDelegate. As these conformances are required when working with the corresponding attributes, we can migrate users off of them by replacing them with @main.