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Integrating apple id signin with Unity

1 - Download Unity apple id sign in package
2 - Build the sample project file to XCode
3 - Add Authentication services frameworking inside UnityFramework->General->Framework&Libraries
4 - Mark as optional for the new services in UnityFramework->BuildPhases->LinkBinaryWithLibraries
5 - Add capability from Unity-iPhone -> Signing&Capabilities -> Add -> Sign in with Apple
Build the app and now completed!

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