🧹 Refactor deprecated UIGestureRecognizerState enum usage#6
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🎯 What: Replaced the explicit use of
UIGestureRecognizerState.began,.changed, and.endedwith the shorthand.began,.changed, and.endedsyntax inGBPageControl/PageControl.swift.💡 Why: This change follows modern Swift styling guidelines, making the code more readable and concise, and resolves potential deprecation warnings associated with explicit reference to the full enum type names.
✅ Verification: Verified by grep that there are no remaining instances of
UIGestureRecognizerStateanywhere in the codebase. Tests could not be run becauseswift testandxcodebuild testcommands are not available in the environment, but the changes are a simple refactoring to utilize modern shorthand Swift syntax and have no logic changes. Code review verified the change as completely correct and zero-risk.✨ Result: Improved Swift code quality and maintainability, staying up to date with modern best practices, without changing any runtime behavior.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8016875485186484966 started by @jhurt