Rakuyo

You are really careful and thought of using `startIndex` and `endIndex` to enhance the robustness of the code when it comes to indexing, which is really great!

> stride by 1 > > 1. `stride(from: x, to: y, by: 1)` to `x ..< y` > 2. `stride(from: x, through: y, by: 1)` to `x ... y` >...

> I think we should handle the stepping of index from the `indices` property of the `Collection` type. Because index is not always of `Int` type. Indeed.You're right. ---- I'll...

@krahets I have completed the review.

> SwiftUI template is the new default, the UIKit one is gone. You don't need to specify the template when using tuist init. Wanna contribute to them docs? 😁 So...

> @rakuyoMo Tuist supports UIKit, but we don't have a template. You can check out [the fixtures](https://github.com/tuist/tuist/tree/main/fixtures) directory in the repository for some examples that use UIKit. For example [this...