Fix imports when using Swift modules #4
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When a project is using Swift modules (like Expo 44+), then imports must use the `React/<header>.h` form, otherwise you get a compiler error: `duplicate interface definition for class 'RCTBridgeModule'` This change should be comptabtible with React 40+, which introduced the `React/` headers. See expo/expo#15622 (comment) for the detailed investigation and fix.
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When a project is using Swift modules (like Expo 44+), then imports must use the
React/<header>.hform, otherwise you get a compiler error:duplicate interface definition for class 'RCTBridgeModule'This change should be compatible with React 40+, which introduced the
React/headers.See expo/expo#15622 (comment) for the detailed investigation and fix.
I tested this in my project and it fixes the compilation.