Adopt Calendar write-only permission in macOS Sonoma#700
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Separate file? We have lots of AppCoordinator+'s already :)
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Since all we do is write to the calendar, we don't need full access.
There's a compile-time check so that the app keeps building just fine in Xcode 14. I wanted something like
#if __MAC_OS_X_VERSION_MAX_ALLOWEDin Swift, but apparently the only way to do a compile-time check for SDK is by using the#compilerdirective. If you know of a better solution let me know.