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| default = ["semaphore"] | ||
| semaphore = ["walletkit-core/semaphore"] |
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Expose walletkit-core v4 feature to walletkit build
The new World ID 4.0 Authenticator lives behind walletkit-core’s v4 feature, but walletkit depends on walletkit-core with default-features = false (workspace Cargo.toml) and only forwards the semaphore feature here. As a result, building walletkit with its default feature set (e.g., via build_swift.sh or cargo build) does not enable walletkit-core/v4, so the Authenticator/world-id-core APIs introduced in this commit are never compiled into the exported FFI bindings. If the goal is to ship the new protocol, walletkit needs to forward the v4 feature (or stop disabling walletkit-core defaults), otherwise downstream consumers still get the pre-v4 surface.
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