Instead of bundling images it is recommended to use the equivalent SF symbols.
Some images were not appropriate for the case they were used in, so I replaced them with the appropriate alternative.
I also fixed a problem with the Symbols being cut as well as improperly scaled in some cases.
SF Symbols is available from macOS 11 onwards, so I changed the build target from 10.15 to 11, updated the project settings to the recommended settings and replaced a deprecated function call to NSWorkspace. Due to the optional nature of the presence of Xcode on a users host while Xcode is required to run I implemented a runtime check warning the user if Xcode is not found.
Hint: This is based on #40 - can be merged independently though
Instead of bundling images it is recommended to use the equivalent SF symbols. Some images were not appropriate for the case they were used in, so I replaced them with the appropriate alternative.
I also fixed a problem with the Symbols being cut as well as improperly scaled in some cases.
SF Symbols is available from macOS 11 onwards, so I changed the build target from 10.15 to 11, updated the project settings to the recommended settings and replaced a deprecated function call to NSWorkspace. Due to the optional nature of the presence of Xcode on a users host while Xcode is required to run I implemented a runtime check warning the user if Xcode is not found.
Hint: This is based on #40 - can be merged independently though