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Add a SwiftUI Calendar sample for iOS - #749
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The existing Calendar example uses Objective-C and AppKit. Add a small iOS example showing how Swift can use the Calendar service with AppAuth/GTMAppAuth and read-only authorization.
The sample reads upcoming primary-calendar events, loads pages on demand, preserves earlier results after a page error, and clears pending/visible state on sign-out. It includes OAuth client and callback setup instructions, a checked-in Xcode project/shared scheme, offline XCTest coverage, and Debug/Release simulator coverage in the Examples workflow.
Validation at 1972c1b: 18 offline XCTest cases passed on macOS and in Debug/Release iOS simulator runs; both simulator builds and all four existing examples in Debug/Release passed. Fork preflight. Offline tests cover query settings, paging/error/refresh/cancellation behavior, all-day date display, callback configuration, PKCE/read-only request construction, saved-session errors, and accepted/rejected callback handling. Live OAuth, actual Keychain operations, and Google Calendar access have not been tested with a configured client/account.
The changed Examples workflow pins checkout to v7.0.1, limits its token to repository reading, and disables persisted checkout credentials. A zizmor 1.25.2 cloud preflight passed for the workflow.
Related to #234.