Update Swift Tools Version to 5.3 to Fix Minimum iOS Version Compatibility

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This PR updates the Swift tools version from 5.0 to 5.3 to address a breaking change caused by raising the minimum supported iOS version to iOS 14. Swift tools version 5.0 does not support iOS 14 as the minimum version, which caused SPM failures. By updating to Swift tools version 5.3, which provides compatibility for iOS 14, the issue is resolved.

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• New Features
  • Updated the Swift tools version requirement to 5.3, ensuring compatibility with newer Swift features and improvements.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the Swift tools version in the Package.swift file from 5.0 to 5.3. This change specifies that the package now requires Swift version 5.3 or higher for building. There are no other modifications to the package's structure, dependencies, or targets.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Package.swift	Updated Swift tools version from 5.0 to 5.3

Possibly related PRs

• Update platforms to iOS14 in Package.swift #45: The changes in this PR involve updating the minimum supported iOS version in Package.swift, which is directly related to the main PR's update of the Swift tools version in the same file.

🐇 In the meadow, swift and bright,
A version change brings new delight.
From five point oh to five point three,
Hopping forward, come join me!
With tools anew, we build and play,
A brighter future starts today! 🌷

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