fix: set C/C++ language standards per target #1217
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This PR refactors the creation of C, C++, ObjC, and ObjC++ targets. For each C-like target in a Swift package, we now create a separate
xxx_librarytarget based upon the type of the source file (e.g. C, C++, ObjC, ObjC++, and assembly). These child libraries are added to a parent library that represents the Swift package target.The goal of this work was to support language standard flags in the Bazel targets generated by
rules_swift_package_manager. If a C language standard is specified in the Swift package, it is applied to the C and ObjC targets. If a C++ language standard is specified, it is applied to the C++ and the ObjC++ targets.Note
The configuration for
rules_xcodeprojin the Firebase example had to be updated to use the sandbox. Without this change, we were seeing duplicate definition errors. If you see these errors in your build, you may need to do the same.Closes #1079 .