Introduce setupPredefinedEnvironmentListeners to allow setup build-in environment listener
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…in environment listener * Use `setupPredefinedEnvironmentListeners` to set up custom hooks that observe the system environment changes. * Make all the existing build-in environment setup-listeners `public` to allow use of them as needed. * Use `SwiftHook` to safely swizzle the UIKit selectors. * This fixes the `UIWindow.overrideUserInterfaceStyle` as internally `SwiftHooks` makes safety checks if an object is capable of calling the swizzled selector.
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setupPredefinedEnvironmentListenersto set up custom hooks that observe the system environment changes.publicto allow use of them as needed.SwiftHookto safely swizzle the UIKit selectors.UIWindow.overrideUserInterfaceStyleas internallySwiftHooksmakes safety checks if an object is capable of calling the swizzled selector.This should address the issue #2