* fix(macos): pass -parse-as-library to swiftc
Without this flag swiftc compiles a single-file input in script mode
and emits a synthetic `_main` into the object file. Packaged into
libapple_intelligence.a and linked alongside Rust's `_main`, Apple's
open-source ld64 (used by nixpkgs' Darwin stdenv) picks Swift's main,
leaving the app with a 5-instruction no-op that returns 0 immediately.
The binary looks complete — full Rust code, Metal, Swift runtime,
onnxruntime rpath — but launching it exits cleanly with code 0, no
output. Production CI masks the issue because Xcode's linker happens
to prefer Rust's `_main`.
`-parse-as-library` keeps swiftc in library mode so no `_main` is
emitted. The @_cdecl exports used by the Rust FFI are unaffected.
* fix(macos): respect SDKROOT/SWIFTC env vars for non-Xcode toolchains
xcrun is unavailable in non-Xcode setups (e.g. nixpkgs uses
apple-sdk_* plus a standalone swift compiler). Honor SDKROOT and
SWIFTC if set; fall back to xcrun otherwise so Apple-toolchain
behavior is unchanged.
Also invoke swiftc directly via the resolved path rather than via
`xcrun swiftc`.
* feat: add Apple Intelligence post-processing provider
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* feat: guide apple intelligence output
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* fix(build): add fallback stub for Apple Intelligence on older SDKs
- Checks if 'FoundationModels.framework' is present in the macOS SDK.
- If missing, compiles a stub Swift file that returns 'unavailable' errors instead of failing the build.
- Prevents build errors on older Xcode versions (or macOS versions < 26.0) where the macros are not supported.
* fix(ui): hide Apple Intelligence option when unavailable
- Checks for runtime availability of Apple Intelligence (via 'check_apple_intelligence_availability') in 'settings.rs'.
- Only adds the Apple Intelligence provider to the default settings if it is actually available on the device.
- Ensures the option does not appear in the UI for unsupported Macs (e.g., Intel or older macOS versions), even if the app was built with support enabled.
* move some files around as well as some ui text
* format
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