fix(ios): bump ion-ios-camera to 2.0.0

[andredestro]

Follow-up to RMET-5354.

Why

ion-ios-camera 2.0.0 raises the library's minimum deployment target to iOS 15 and removes the AVFoundation APIs Apple deprecated in iOS 16 and 18 (AVAsset(url:), AVAsset.duration, AVAsset.tracks(withMediaType:)).

Those deprecations were never visible in the library's own build, but they were visible to consumers: SwiftPM and CocoaPods compile a dependency with the consuming app's deployment target, so any app targeting iOS 18+ saw them. Picking up 2.0.0 is what actually clears them for apps using this plugin.

The bump does not happen on its own. Package.swift used from: "1.0.5", which SwiftPM reads as >=1.0.5 <2.0.0, and the podspec used ~> 1.0.5, i.e. >=1.0.5 <1.1.0. Both stop short of 2.0.0.

What changed

• Package.swift: ion-ios-camera from: "1.0.5" → from: "2.0.0"
• CapacitorCamera.podspec: IONCameraLib ~> 1.0.5 → ~> 2.0.0

Not a breaking change here

ion-ios-camera 2.0.0 is a major because it drops iOS 14. This plugin already declares iOS 15 as its minimum, in Package.swift (platforms: [.iOS(.v15)]) and in CapacitorCamera.podspec (s.ios.deployment_target = '15.0'), so its own floor does not move. Every app that can build this plugin today can build it against 2.0.0.

Marked fix(ios): accordingly, matching the previous dependency bumps (#66, #50, #46).

Verification

npm run verify:ios (xcodebuild clean build -scheme CapacitorCamera -destination generic/platform=iOS):

• BUILD SUCCEEDED
• 0 warnings
• swift package resolve pins ion-ios-camera 2.0.0, capacitor-swift-pm 8.5.0
• IONCameraLib 2.0.0 is live on CocoaPods trunk

CI covers the rest: verify:android, verify:web, and both example-app builds.

[jcesarmobile]

not a blocker, but for CocoaPods, ~> 2.0.0 means any 2.0.x version but not including 2.1.0, while for SPM from: "2.0.0" will include any 2.x version, so maybe we might want to have the same behavior on both package managers?