Remove remaining private includes from scheduler headers (#58137) - #58137
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…react#58136) Summary: Under the C++ Stable API RFC, `react/renderer/scheduler:scheduler` is a "for frameworks" module while `react/performance/cdpmetrics:cdpmetrics` and `react/renderer/viewtransition:viewtransition` are private. `Scheduler.h` is an exported header of the scheduler target and included all three private headers, so it transitively exposed them to consumers. `ViewTransitionModule.h` already carries the private-tier guard, so this was an active violation and not just a latent one. `Scheduler.h` only needs these types for data members. `viewTransitionModule_` was already a `std::shared_ptr`, so a forward declaration is sufficient. The two CDP reporters were held as `std::optional`, which requires a complete type, so they become `std::unique_ptr`. They are constructed conditionally behind feature flags and only ever handed to `PerformanceEntryReporter` as raw pointers, so ownership and lifetime are unchanged. `~Scheduler()` is already out of line, so the incomplete types are fine. `<optional>` and `<shared_mutex>` are now included explicitly, since they were previously pulled in transitively through the cdpmetrics headers. `Scheduler.h` is the only header in ReactCommon that reached either module, so both are now cleanly private. No build config change is needed: `cdpmetrics` and `viewtransition` are already non-exported deps of the scheduler target. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D116909092
Summary: Under the C++ Stable API RFC, `react/renderer/scheduler:scheduler` is a "for frameworks" module, but its exported headers still reached two private modules: - `Scheduler.h` included `react/performance/timeline/PerformanceEntryReporter.h` and `react/renderer/observers/events/EventPerformanceLogger.h`. Both are only used as `std::shared_ptr` data members, so forward declarations are sufficient and the includes move to `Scheduler.cpp`. - `SchedulerToolbox.h` included `react/renderer/leakchecker/LeakChecker.h` but never named anything from it. `leakchecker` is not even a dependency of the scheduler target, so the include is dead and is simply removed. `react/renderer/observers/events:events` had no other header-level consumer in ReactCommon, so it is now cleanly private. `react/performance/timeline:timeline` is still reached from `RuntimeScheduler.h` and `NativePerformance.h`, which are handled separately. After this, no scheduler header includes a private module directly. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D116909093
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#58137 Under the C++ Stable API RFC, `react/renderer/scheduler:scheduler` is a "for frameworks" module, but its exported headers still reached two private modules: - `Scheduler.h` included `react/performance/timeline/PerformanceEntryReporter.h` and `react/renderer/observers/events/EventPerformanceLogger.h`. Both are only used as `std::shared_ptr` data members, so forward declarations are sufficient and the includes move to `Scheduler.cpp`. - `SchedulerToolbox.h` included `react/renderer/leakchecker/LeakChecker.h` but never named anything from it. `leakchecker` is not even a dependency of the scheduler target, so the include is dead and is simply removed. `react/renderer/observers/events:events` had no other header-level consumer in ReactCommon, so it is now cleanly private. `react/performance/timeline:timeline` is still reached from `RuntimeScheduler.h` and `NativePerformance.h`, which are handled separately. After this, no scheduler header includes a private module directly. Changelog: [Internal] Reviewed By: javache Differential Revision: D116909093 fbshipit-source-id: 84ecaf003d983034f2a1fa724a034c7050343443
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Under the C++ Stable API RFC,
react/renderer/scheduler:scheduleris a "for frameworks" module, but its exported headers still reached two private modules:Scheduler.hincludedreact/performance/timeline/PerformanceEntryReporter.handreact/renderer/observers/events/EventPerformanceLogger.h. Both are only used asstd::shared_ptrdata members, so forward declarations are sufficient and the includes move toScheduler.cpp.SchedulerToolbox.hincludedreact/renderer/leakchecker/LeakChecker.hbut never named anything from it.leakcheckeris not even a dependency of the scheduler target, so the include is dead and is simply removed.react/renderer/observers/events:eventshad no other header-level consumer in ReactCommon, so it is now cleanly private.react/performance/timeline:timelineis still reached fromRuntimeScheduler.handNativePerformance.h, which are handled separately.After this, no scheduler header includes a private module directly.
Changelog: [Internal]
Differential Revision: D116909093