Swift MMIO 0.0.2

Quality of life improvements

Additions

• Adds a variant of the @RegisterBank macro with offset, stride, and count
  arguments. This allows you to declare a logical vector of registers with a
  user-defined stride between them, e.g.
  @RegisterBank(offset: 0x100, stride: 0x10, count: 0x8). #65
• Adds a variant of Register.write taking a builder closure:
  write<T>(_: (inout Value.Write) -> (T)) -> T. This method allows you to form
  a write value without needing to create a named temporary value. #75
• Adds conditional extension to RawRepresentable types conforming to
  FixedWidthInteger for easier adoption of BitFieldProjectable. Conforming
  types only need to provide an implementation for bitWidth. #81

Changes

• Updates bit-field macros bits parameter to be generic over BinaryInteger
RangeExpressions. You can now specify bit ranges using any Swift range
  syntax, e.g. 0..<1, 0...1, 0..., ...1, or .... #43
• Updates the MMIOVolatile bridge to eliminate the dependency on stdint.h,
  allowing you to build needing a copy of libc headers. #52
• Removes restrictions on computed properties for @RegisterBank and
  @Register macros. #59
• Updates error messages for members missing a macro annotation to include
  fix-its. #64

Fixes

• Replaces the use of hasFeature(Embedded) with $Embedded for proper
  compilation condition checking. #60
• Corrects the generation of placeholder attributes for Macros with multiple
  arguments, ensuring proper commas between the arguments. #63
• Resolves build issues for 32-bit platforms, ensuring compatibility with
  watchOS. The use of 64-bit wide integers is now conditionally compiled based
  on target architecture. #79

The 0.0.2 release includes contributions from @rauhul and @SamHastings1066.
Thank you!