Remove Objective-C support #102
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This is a breaking change. By removing Objective-C support, we can support more Swift platforms.
This PR also raises the minimum supported platforms to the platforms supported by Xcode 16, allowing us to simplify some branching logic.
Swift users of CacheAdvance require no changes to upgrade to version 4.0.0. Objective-C users will need to stay on version 3.* or below.