Preserve generated Swift flags in Example projects

[Kyle-Ye]

Summary

Remove the target-level OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS overrides from both Example package manifests.

Why

The overrides replaced the Swift flags generated from the package target settings. This dropped the AvailabilityMacro feature flags when generating the Example project after the OpenSwiftUI ABI namespace flag was added.

Allowing Tuist to use the package-generated settings preserves both the availability feature flags and -module-abi-name OpenSwiftUI for OpenSwiftUICore.

Validation

The Example workspace regenerates successfully, and the resolved OpenSwiftUICore build settings contain both the availability macro flags and the OpenSwiftUI module ABI name.

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Summary: Removes OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS overrides from the Example Tuist package manifests so SwiftPM-generated target flags are preserved.

Why: Avoids dropping the availability macro flags and keeps OpenSwiftUICore’s -module-abi-name OpenSwiftUI when regenerating the Example project.

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Details

Both edits only remove a target-level OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS override that lives inside the #if TUIST block, so they affect only Tuist Example-project generation — not swift build, the shipped library, or its consumers.

The OpenSwiftUICore SPM target still sets -module-abi-name OpenSwiftUI directly via .unsafeFlags, so the ABI name is preserved; dropping the override lets Tuist use the package-generated flags that also restore the AvailabilityMacro features.

No executable code paths, tests, schemas, auth, or dependencies change, and the author validated that the workspace regenerates with both flag sets present.

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