Relax minimum dependency version for swift-collections #177
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…fit of downstream users who depend on SPM. Also remove spurious swift-docc-plugin dependency.
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These changes are now available in 3.29.3
Downstream users of SQLKit who also depend on SwiftPM currently experience a dependency conflict with
swift-collectionsdue to SwiftPM's restrictive allowed version range. Since SQLKit doesn't actually need the newestswift-collections, we can solve this by simply reducing SQLKit's minimum required version.Also removes a spurious dependency on
swift-docc-pluginwhich was accidentally left in place during the 3.29.0 release.