Experimental first pass at UIViewController support #2
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I would like to make adding Cheat Codes as seamless as possible for existing apps, and require minimal additional work. To that end, this pull request is one possible solution to enabling any arbitrary viewcontroller to get
helpoutput and avoid having to directly useUIKeyCommandfor debug work.To opt in, your
UIViewControllersubclass:CheatCodeResponderaddCheatCodes()inviewDidLoadto have theUIKeyCommandsregistered behind the scenes.In order for the
helpmethod to find all CheatCodes in the current responder chain, I'm using_deepestUnambiguousResponderonUIWindowto find the bottom of the responder chain, and then walking back upward myself to print out the chained commands.