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[AIT-311] Add Swift code examples to AI Transport documentation#3169

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This PR adds Swift code examples to the AI transport messaging tool calls documentation page. The changes include Swift implementations for five key sections:

  1. Publishing tool calls - Example showing how to publish tool call events, tool results, and messages to a channel
  2. Subscribing to tool calls - Example demonstrating how to subscribe to and aggregate tool call events by response ID
  3. Generative UI - Example showing how to render UI components based on tool invocation and results
  4. Client-side tool execution - Example illustrating how to execute tools on the client and publish results back
  5. Client-side tool agent - Example showing how to handle tool results and continue conversations

Each example includes a test harness comment block to allow developers to verify the code compiles using swift build.

These examples follow the same patterns and use cases as the existing JavaScript examples, providing Swift developers with clear guidance on implementing AI transport tool call workflows.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01RUFvjvGEQkg5UZp71Ak9hV

- Add StreamEvent struct definition to first example harness
- Add renderWeatherCard function parameter to generative UI example
- Add getGeolocationPosition function parameter to client-side tools example

These changes ensure the test harness comments are complete and can be
used standalone for compilation verification.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01RUFvjvGEQkg5UZp71Ak9hV
Translated ~80 JavaScript examples to Swift across 11 documentation files:
- messaging/accepting-user-input.mdx (10 examples)
- messaging/human-in-the-loop.mdx (5 examples)
- messaging/citations.mdx (3 examples)
- messaging/chain-of-thought.mdx (4 examples)
- sessions-identity/identifying-users-and-agents.mdx (15 examples)
- sessions-identity/online-status.mdx (14 examples)
- sessions-identity/resuming-sessions.mdx (1 example)
- token-streaming/message-per-response.mdx (10 examples)
- token-streaming/message-per-token.mdx (12 examples)
- token-streaming/token-rate-limits.mdx (1 example)

All translations include test harness comments for compilation verification.
Swift code uses callback-based ably-cocoa API patterns with proper
optional handling, guard statements, and Swift idioms.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01RUFvjvGEQkg5UZp71Ak9hV
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