CoreImage helpers in Swift
Based on the great example from objc.io.
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It has come to my attention that I need to do some non-trivial work using CoreImage. And CoreImage is annoying. So I wanted to revive this project, only to realize that I'm at least a year too late to have Xcode migrate the code for me.
This release represents a manual migration of SwiftImage mostly as-is to Swift 5 and into a Swift Package.
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