…rt for watchOS and visionOS platforms.

… in arm64 environment.

… flag to Update Public Suffix List script phase

This commit adds the 'alwaysOutOfDate' flag to the 'Update Public Suffix List' script phase in the TLDExtractSwift Xcode project file. This change ensures that the script will be executed every time the project is built, regardless of whether its output has changed or not. This is useful for scripts that perform tasks like updating data files, which should always be run to ensure the latest information is used.

…e to TLDExtractSwift.h in Headers and fix the error below.

`DEFINES_MODULE was set, but no umbrella header could be found to generate the module map`

The change adds the Public attribute to the TLDExtractSwift.h file located in the Headers folder of the TLDExtractSwift project. This attribute is used to specify that the header file can be accessed by other modules, making it public. The change was made to improve the accessibility and usability of the TLDExtractSwift library.

…ate product and target names accordingly. This change is to improve the naming consistency and avoid confusion with other packages that may have similar names.

…eSwift repository (#123)

…nd add links to official documentation

This commit updates the fastlane README.md file by adding links to the official installation, documentation, and updating the text to reflect the current best practices for installing and using fastlane. This change improves the clarity and accuracy of the documentation, making it easier for developers to understand how to use fastlane in their projects.

 This script appears to be a Fastlane configuration file for an iOS project. It defines several lanes (tasks) for running tests on watchOS and visionOS simulators, building and linting with Swift Package Manager (SPM), Cocoapods, and Carthage.

   The removed lines were related to linting and pushing Cocoapods, which seem to have been replaced by similar tasks for SPM and Carthage.

   Here's a brief explanation of the added lanes:

   - `build_spm`: Builds and tests the project using Swift Package Manager.
   - `build_carthage`: Builds the project with Carthage for iOS, tvOS, watchOS, and (commented out) visionOS platforms.
   - `lint_cocoapods`: Lints Cocoapods libraries.
   - `push_cocoapods`: Pushes changes to the Cocoapods repository.

   The watchOS and visionOS tests are run using Fastlane's `run_tests` action, which launches the specified simulator, builds the project, runs the tests, generates code coverage reports, and saves the results in HTML and JUnit formats. The `slather` action is used to generate HTML test reports for watchOS and visionOS tests as well.

   It seems that this project no longer uses Cocoapods for dependency management, opting instead for Swift Package Manager and Carthage.

…, and visionOS with version 3.0.0, and dependencies on Punycode 3.0.

Release/v3.0.0

…ython3 installation

Release/v3.0.0

…cient project management

   - Change PunycodeSwift dependency to use semver range `~> 3.0` instead of branch-specific version `release/v3.0.0`.
   - Update Cartfile and Package.swift to reflect the change in dependency specification.
   - Update TLDExtractSwift.podspec author name from "gumob" to "Kojiro Futamura".

ci: Update workflow to trigger on 'main' and 'develop' branches

build: Update carthage

… to support macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS, visionOS, and Swift 5

   Update the Cartfile and Podfile dependencies for TLDExtractSwift to include the latest version (3.0) for all platforms and Swift 5. Do not forget to include Punycode.framework.

 It seems like you are providing instructions on how to integrate the TLDExtract library into various projects using different build systems such as Swift Package Manager, Carthage, CocoaPods, and manually.

   For Swift Package Manager, you have provided two sets of dependencies for macOS, iOS, tvOS, and watchOS/visionOS with Swift 5 and Swift 4 respectively. The first set is for the latest version (3.0.x) and the second one is for the previous major version (2.1.1).

   For Carthage, you have provided a `Cartfile` snippet that includes TLDExtractSwift for macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS, visionOS, and Swift 5, 4, and 3 respectively. You also mentioned the need to include Punycode.framework.

   For CocoaPods, you have provided a `Podfile` snippet that includes TLDExtract for macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS, visionOS, and Swift 5, 4, and 3 respectively.

   Lastly, you have provided usage examples of initializing the TLDExtract object in Swift.

   It's great to see clear instructions on how to integrate a library into different projects using various build systems. Keep up the good work! If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to ask.

Release/v3.0.0