Carthage support and section headers #82
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…l in the current month) from displaynig random day numbers
…ead of ones that are unavailable in iOS 8.0
…ts because the new iOS 8 unit names don't result in a proper calculation on iOS 7
…re into section-headers
…to prevent duplicate
…nitial day after selection
Correct background image resetting
…or deselecting previously selected cell and getting the new background image
Fix an issue where multiple cells could be selected
build: Project updates and iOS 15 compatibility fixes
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This pull request adds a framework target to support the Carthage dependency manager: https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage . This allows for the automated downloading and building of embedded frameworks for iOS 8, and Carthage doesn't modify the xcworkspace file like Cocoapods does. Building with Cocoapods is still supported, of course.
The pull request also includes some minor improvements and adds support for standard UITableView section headers in the calendar.