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Shared helper for the recurring "localized template + emphasize one substring" pattern, so apps stop reimplementing it locally. - AttributeContainer.stronglyEmphasized — bold default via inlinePresentationIntent (intent, not a pinned font). - AttributedString.emphasizing(_:in:with:) — takes an AttributeContainer, defaulting to .stronglyEmphasized. - AttributedString.emphasizing(_:in:style:) — TextStyle overload built on stylize(with:), #if canImport(UIKit) gated to match TextStyle.
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Shared helper for the recurring "localized template + emphasize one substring" AttributedString pattern (bolding an email in a sentence, etc.), which several apps have each reimplemented locally.
AttributeContainer.stronglyEmphasized— bold default viainlinePresentationIntent(an intent, not a pinned font, so it renders bold in SwiftUIText+ UIKit and survives Dynamic Type).AttributedString.emphasizing(_:in:with:)— applies anAttributeContainer(default.stronglyEmphasized) to the first occurrence of the substring; returns the template unchanged when the substring is empty or absent.AttributedString.emphasizing(_:in:style:)—TextStyleoverload built on the existingstylize(with:),#if canImport(UIKit)-gated to matchTextStyle.Tests cover both overloads (macOS for the container API, iOS for the
TextStylepath). Verified withswift testandxcodebuild build-for-testing -destination 'generic/platform=iOS Simulator'; SwiftLint clean.