I agree that is a real risk, but imho past behavior suggests that "Apple" Apple and open-source Apple both can exist and it's likely going to be just fine.
On the plus side: Apple is paying many many real people to progress the language and tooling mostly in the open with solid community work.
To help developers focus on the future, Swift 9 drops support for deprecated platforms such as Linux, Windows and the web.
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I'm actually a Swift developer; it's a great language, but I'm also married to the Apple ecosystem and wouldn't choose it outside of it.