Native Swift Set support for jextract/jni#622
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note that we must use _set here otherwise we'll nameclash with the dictionary one as those become global funcs... I'll add docs about this
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This provides
SwiftSetjava wrapper which refers to the Swift Set in native memory, unless explicitly copied. This implements the Set interface in Java.Resolves #612
Disclosure: this was AI assisted and based on the work on Dictionary, since it is very similar the results are also very similar for Set as they are for Dictionary. I've thoroughly reviewed the code and wrote parts of it.