Add Unity post-processing build scripts for iOS and Android #161
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…from AndroidManifest.xml
…nd NativeCallProxy.h visibility
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Summary
This PR adds Unity post-processing build scripts for both iOS and Android platforms to automate the setup required for proper integration with the
@azesmway/react-native-unitypackage.✅ iOS:
Data/folder from the defaultUnity-iPhonetarget to theUnityFrameworktargetNativeCallProxy.has a Public header inUnityFrameworkfor external access via React Native✅ Android:
<intent-filter>blocks fromAndroidManifest.xmlin the Unity-generatedunityLibraryto prevent duplicate launcher activity conflicts with the React Native host appNotes
The scripts are placed in:
unity/Editor/PostProcessBuild/They run automatically when Unity builds for Android or iOS.