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Remove Timelane support
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README.md

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## Debugging
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### Timelane
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ReactiveKit has built-in support for the [Timelane](http://timelane.tools) Xcode Instrument. Just download the instrument and start using the `lane` operator to send the signal data to the Timelane Instrument.
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```swift
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mySignal
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.filter { ... }
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.lane("My Signal")
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.map { ... }
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.sink {
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...
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}
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```
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It's a one-liner!
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Note that `lane` is available only on macOS 10.14, iOS 12, tvOS 12, watchOS 5 or higher. If you are compiling for older system versions, you can use the `laneIfAvailable` operator for convenience, but keep in mind that event logging will then silently fail when testing on older system versions.
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### Debug operator
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You can print signal events to the console be applying a `debug` operator.

Sources/SignalProtocol+Timelane.swift

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Sources/TimelaneCore.swift

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