Temporarily set SWIFT_TREAT_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS as NO #4292
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There are a lot of Swift 6 related warnings in Xcode 16, when using the "RevenueCat Project" Scheme. This is preventing us from running unit tests locally. We need to fix the warnings, which we will soon, but for now, let's set the "Treat warnings as Errors” to “No” temporarily so we can build locally