Support defining a custom style layer from iOS Swift #3154
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I wanted to use a custom style layer in a Swift app on iOS, but discovered that the
typedef struct MLNBackendResourcestructure used to expose the backend wasn't visible in Swift, so I converted it to an Objective-c interface.And I've also converted the Objective-c example to Swift and added it to the Swift example app, to show how to use it.