v4.0.4 - Deployment Target Fix for Xcode 12

• Bumps the SPM & Cocoapods deployment target to iOS 9 (from iOS 8), to keep Xcode 12 happy. HOWEVER, MarqueeLabel still supports iOS 8 as far as I know - but you may run into issues trying to use SPM or Cocoapods if you're still targeting iOS 8, and might need to manually import the source files.

v4.0.3 - Swift Package Manager Fix

• Removes platform requirement from SPM Package file to silence warning about iOS 8 support in Xcode 12 (thanks @cbiggin!)

v4.0.2: Pass animation completion status to override

• Pass the boolean finished parameter for scroll completion to labelReturnedToHome so that override functions can utilize (PR #247, thanks @dolfalf!)

v4.0.1: Swift Package Manager

• Re-adds and improves support for SPM (thanks @rollmind, @fredpi)
• Fixes compiler warning related to Storyboard pragma statements (thanks @BLeeEZ)

v4.0: Swift 5 and Swift 5 only!

• With release v4.0, MarqueeLabel is now Swift-only! The Objective-C codebase had fallen behind and lost feature parity, and Xcode is very good at ObjC and Swift interop at this point, so I thought it was time. If you want to still use the Objective-C code, you can find it at the new archive repo here: https://github.com/cbpowell/MarqueeLabel-ObjC
• Thanks to @ben9923 for the Swift 5 update!

v3.2.1: Fix tapToScroll

• [Swift] Fixes tapToScroll functionality (ref issue #233, thanks @minaMagedNaeem!)

v3.2.0: Swift 4.2 Support

• [Swift] Conversion to Swift 4.2

v3.1.6: Better shutdown handling

• Fixes an issue where calling shutdownLabel in between animations would fail to actually shutdown the label animation (see #200, thanks @theFons!)
• Marks the resetLabel function deprecated

v3.1.5

• Improves Accessibility Element handling (PR #204, thanks @alexbell!)
• Allows use of the framework in app extensions (PR #207, thanks @aaronbrethorst!)
• Removed deprecated (as of iOS 6.0) font size methods (fixes #216, thanks @jcharr1!)

v3.1.4: Improved .left/.right implementation

• [Swift] Thanks to @ikesyo, the .left and .right types are now better implemented! (See PR #202)