periphery 2.21.2 (new formula)

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[chenrui333]

@ileitch since periphery needs xcodeproject, maybe you should drop the linux support for the formula?

[ileitch]

@ileitch since periphery needs xcodeproject, maybe you should drop the linux support for the formula?

It also works on Linux with just SPM, but I've had to disable the formula test on Linux because the test image appears to be missing libIndexStore.so. Hopefully that's acceptable 🤞.

[chenrui333]

@ileitch since periphery needs xcodeproject, maybe you should drop the linux support for the formula?

It also works on Linux with just SPM, but I've had to disable the formula test on Linux because the test image appears to be missing libIndexStore.so. Hopefully that's acceptable 🤞.

Sounds good 👍

[chenrui333]

would swift 6 work for ventura?

[ileitch]

I bumped it to :ventura as that's the minimum version supported by the Package.swift.