Fix incorrectly referring to "structure" instead of "class" in a section of C++ interoperability documentation.
Motivation:
Under Using Swift Classes in C++, the documentation is incorrectly referring to the Swift "structure" instead of "class".
Modifications:
Replace the Swift "structure" with "class".
Result:
Before:
Swift classes that are exposed to C++ become C++ classes in the generated header. Top-level classes are placed in the C++ namespace that represents the Swift module. The exposed initializers, methods and properties defined inside of the Swift structure become members of the C++ class.
After:
Swift classes that are exposed to C++ become C++ classes in the generated header. Top-level classes are placed in the C++ namespace that represents the Swift module. The exposed initializers, methods and properties defined inside of the Swift class become members of the C++ class.
Fix incorrectly referring to "structure" instead of "class" in a section of C++ interoperability documentation.
Motivation:
Under Using Swift Classes in C++, the documentation is incorrectly referring to the Swift "structure" instead of "class".
Modifications:
Replace the Swift "structure" with "class".
Result:
Before:
After: