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This Swift code snippet appears to be a part of a switch or if statement handling a case where some state (likely an enum) is .subscribed with an associated value called details. Here's a breakdown of what the code does:

1. Match the subscribed case:

   • The case is checking for the .subscribed state that has an associated value of details.

2. Print the details:

   • print("SUB DETAILS: \(details)") logs the details value to the console. This is useful for debugging or monitoring purposes.

3. Return or render a SubscriptionDetailsPlanView:

   • The SubscriptionDetailsPlanView is likely a SwiftUI view or some UI component that is:
     • Initialized with content: The details value, potentially holding subscription information, is passed to the content parameter.
     • Passes planInfoUpdateState: A property named planInfoUpdateState is passed to the view, which seems to track the state of a plan's information update.
     • Handles a callback: The startPlanInfoUpdate parameter receives a closure, which, when triggered, calls a function performActivationFlowAction with a value .startPlanInfoUpdate.

What the Code Does:

1. It handles a .subscribed state by printing the associated details to the console for logging.
2. It initializes and likely displays a SubscriptionDetailsPlanView with subscription details, update state, and a callback for starting a plan information update.

This pattern is common in SwiftUI or state-driven UI frameworks to render views based on application states.