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Nice. Thank you for documenting the different approaches.
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As a result, Xcode now thinks there are two sets of the same local packages:
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In order to fix it, I removed the packages that were drag-n-dropped to the project. The local modules are now displayed automatically under "Package Dependencies". Xcode puts them at the top.