[swift/en] update Swift intro with current links and future-proof language #5342
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- Remove outdated Swift Programming Language book link (Swift 5.7) - Update documentation URL to current docs.swift.org location - Replace specific OS list with "all Apple operating systems" - Add mention of cross-platform support
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Remove outdated Swift Programming Language book link (Swift 5.7)
Update documentation URL to current docs.swift.org location
Replace specific OS list with "all Apple operating systems"
Add mention of cross-platform support
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Content changes are aimed at intermediate to experienced programmers (this is a poor format for explaining fundamental programming concepts)