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Update SwiftPM manifest to work with Accio #253
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Note that this is required due to SwiftPM returning an error stating: "error: target at 'Sources' contains mixed language source files; feature not supported" As Accio will use Carthage for building the project anywys, the contents of the `path` is actually not important. Currently there is no proper way of getting this to work with the current projects code structure. Please note though that when SwiftPM becomes part of Xcode (which will probably take at least another year), this projects code files should probably be clearly separated. E.g. (really) all ObjC files could be put into ObjCSupport.
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This updates support for SwiftPM manifest based dependency managers. Specifically this adds support for installing via Accio but will probably also work with SwiftPM once it's integrated into Xcode.
Please note that this project is part of Accio's official integration tests within the Demo project.