You can get the browser to open a URL with one line of code...
Link("Info", destination: URL(string: "https://my.web.address/info.pdf")!)
You can compile and build this....
Link("Info", destination: Bundle.main.url(forResource: "info", withExtension: "pdf")!)
No errors or crashes, but it does nothing. The Bundle.main.url() reply makes sense within the application, but does not work in the browser, which is not in the application. This was a security feature to stop people pulling data from your application, according to an answer from about 10 years back.
I have written a WKWebView page within my application to display the file. This works, but it took a lot more than one line. I would have actually preferred my original solution, if there had been some way for me to mark certain files as suitable for public release. As well as the manual, I have a PDF test chart image, and a table of CSV data that I would like to make public like this. I could use a button in the app to open them in the browser, and the user could then save a copy when and where they wanted. The user gets to re-use their browser skills, and I write one line of code per file. Win-win, right?
Can we open a Bundled file in the browser using a Link using some trick I haven't found yet? Is there a good reason why we must not do this? Or what?