v0.98.2

API breaking changes

• None.

Enhancements

• Aggregate operations (ANY, NONE, @count, SUBQUERY, etc.) are now supported for key paths
  that begin with an object relationship so long as there is a RLMArray/List property at some
  point in a key path.
• Predicates of the form %@ IN arrayProperty are now supported.

Bugfixes

• Use of KVC collection operators on Swift collection types no longer throws an exception.
• Fix reporting of inWriteTransaction in notifications triggered by
  beginWriteTransaction.
• The contents of List and Optional properties are now correctly preserved when copying
  a Swift object from one Realm to another, and performing other operations that result in a
  Swift object graph being recursively traversed from Objective-C.
• Fix a deadlock when queries are performed within a Realm notification block.
• The ANY / SOME / NONE qualifiers are now required in comparisons involving a key path that
  traverse a RLMArray/List property. Previously they were only required if the first key in the
  key path was an RLMArray/List property.
• Fix several scenarios where the default schema would be initialized
  incorrectly if the first Realm opened used a restricted class subset (via
  objectClasses/objectTypes).