fix(ios): build failure when using custom native marks

[hardworker]

Build fails on importing RNPeroformance.h in Objective-C file, because chrono is a part of STL library which cannot be found in plain Objective-C files. The idea of fix is to prevent it to be included in a header.

RNPerformanceEntryWasAddedNotification declaration and initialization were split to prevent build failure as well.

[oblador]

Hi, and thanks for your PR! As this doesn't seem to be an issue for myself or others, I'm curious of your setup. Do you use a very old version of React Native? Are you using native markers along with JS based?

[hardworker]

Hey, @oblador! No, I use a pretty recent 0.72 React Native. Native markers are used alongside JS ones.
However it doesn't matter how you use them, it's only about importing <react-native-performance/RNPerformance.h> in a pure Objective-C file.

Here's an example based on a clean RN template: https://github.com/hardworker/react-native-performance-test-app

[Augustach]

Hey, @oblador.
Could you please take a look at example above?

[satya164]

This is the error I get when building the app when using custom markers on iOS:

[MyApp] Compiling AppDelegate.mm
❌ /Users/name/Developer/MyAppMobile/ios/Pods/Headers/Public/react-native-performance/RNPerformance.h:2:10: 'chrono' file not found (in target 'MyApp' from project 'MyApp')
    /Users/name/Developer/MyAppMobile/ios/MyApp/main.m:4:9: note: in file included from /Users/name/Developer/MyAppMobile/ios/MyApp/main.m:4:

I applied the changes in this PR and the app builds successfully.

I'm on react-native@0.73.8.

Edit: The issue seems to be fixed by renaming main.m to main.mm