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Skip unresolvable subproject file references instead of throwing - #1133
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When an Xcode project contains a file reference to a subproject that can't be resolved (e.g. the subproject isn't checked out, or the reference is stale),
XcodeProjectcurrently throws and the whole scan aborts.This changes the behavior to skip the unresolvable reference and continue the scan. Hitting this required nothing exotic — a workspace where one team's subproject wasn't present locally was enough to make Periphery unusable on the rest of the project.