error: 'EventNotification' initializer is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level when customizing the SocketPool in another package

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The expected result

Make the 'EventNotification' initializer public for customizing the SocketPool in another package.

The source

In my package FlyingWepoll,

>swift build -c release -j 1
Building for production...
...\Sources\FlyingWepoll\SocketPool+wePoll.swift:167:28: error: 'EventNotification' initializer is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level
165 |         }
166 |
167 |         var notification = EventNotification(
    |                            `- error: 'EventNotification' initializer is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level
168 |             file: .init(rawValue: event.data.sock),
169 |             events: events,

FlyingSocks.EventNotification.init:2:10: note: 'init(file:events:errors:)' declared here
1 | struct EventNotification {
2 | internal init(file: FlyingSocks.Socket.FileDescriptor, events: FlyingSocks.Socket.Events, errors: Set<FlyingSocks.EventNotification.Error>)}
  |          `- note: 'init(file:events:errors:)' declared here

The sample

In my package FlyingWepoll,

extension EventNotification {
    
    static func make(from event: epoll_event) -> Self {
        let pollEvents = EPOLLEvents(rawValue: Int32(event.events))

        var events = Socket.Events()
        if pollEvents.contains(.read) {
            events.insert(.read)
        }
        if pollEvents.contains(.write) {
            events.insert(.write)
        }

        var notification = EventNotification(
            file: .init(rawValue: event.data.sock),
            events: events,
            errors: []
        )

        if !pollEvents.contains(.read) {
            if pollEvents.contains(.hup) || pollEvents.contains(.rdhup) {
                notification.errors.insert(EventNotification.Error.endOfFile)
            }
        }

        if pollEvents.contains(.err) || pollEvents.contains(.pri) {
            notification.errors.insert(EventNotification.Error.error)
        }

        return notification
    }
}