fix: Add visionOS to platform checks#144
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The `#if os(...)` guard on the native app version and bundle identifier providers was missing `os(visionOS)`, causing a build error on visionOS: "Cannot find 'nativeAppVersionProvider' in scope".
Same issue — the `#if os(...)` guard was missing `os(visionOS)`, causing 'data_blocking' to be unavailable on visionOS.
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#if os(...)guards are missingos(visionOS), causing build errors on visionOS:MetaVerifier.swift—nativeAppVersionProviderandnativeBundleIdentifierProvidernot compiled for visionOSDeviceIdentifier.swift—dataanddata_blockingnot compiled for visionOSThis adds
os(visionOS)to both platform checks. visionOS uses UIKit like iOS, so it belongs in the iOS/tvOS/watchOS block.