Bump LibreLoop to 1eeb710 - #487
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Scan help now says to hold the TOP of the phone against the sensor, not the back. The NFC antenna is at the top, so the old instruction did not work, and it contradicted the sibling screen which already said "top" (#11, reported by Mike Plante). Also enables Swift string extraction on the LibreLoop and LibreLoopUI targets, matching MinimedKit and OmnipodKit. LibreLoop already declared LocalizedString as an extractable macro and preferred string catalogs but never switched extraction on, so new strings did not reach the catalog. The first build after enabling it harvested 15 strings that had never been available for translation, from the stream debug view and the chart labels.
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Picks up LibreLoop#11.
Scan help: TOP, not back
The NFC antenna is at the top of an iPhone, so "Hold the BACK of your phone against the sensor" did not work — and it contradicted the sibling screen, which already said "top". Reported by @MikePlante1.
Swift string extraction enabled
LibreLoop already declared
LocalizedStringas an extractable macro and preferred string catalogs, but never enabled "Use Compiler to Extract Swift Strings" — the one setting MinimedKit and OmnipodKit both have:So new strings never reached the catalog on their own. The first build after enabling it harvested 15 strings that had never been available for translation — stream debug view and chart labels.
Verification
Clean build of the workspace with fresh derived data — BUILD SUCCEEDED. The LibreLoop catalog stays clean afterwards, so the committed content matches what a build produces.
Contains only the LibreLoop gitlink; the MedtrumKit bump is separate in #486.