Prolific Interactive Style Guide

Provides detailed rules for naming types, functions, and variables with clear examples from the README, such as preferring 'remove(at:)' over 'remove(index:)' for clarity.

Includes a forked version of SwiftLint with additional rules specific to the guide, enabling automated style enforcement as highlighted in the Linter section.

Emphasizes Swift-native types and error handling over Objective-C patterns, aligning with Apple's language design for concise and expressive code, as seen in the Types and Error Handling sections.

Specifies standardized organization for Swift files, including ordering of properties and extensions, which aids maintainability and is detailed in the File Structure standards.