Add macOS (x86_64 and arm64) builds
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x86_64 and arm64) builds
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This adds new Docker files for cross-compiling to macOS (both x86_64 and arm64) through osxcross, as well as modifying plenty of scripts to support it.
Cross-compilation requires the macOS SDK to be present on
images/base-macos64 | images/base-macosarm64, which cannot be publicly distributed. The CI has an intermediate step for extracting the SDK to bypass this. For the end user, an additional note was added on the README.md on how to obtain this SDK.The x86_64 build was tested on a macOS Monterey machine, and seems to be working without issue.
Warning
The arm64 build is completely untested as I don't have a M1 machine, thus for any issues that arise in this version, my support will be very limited.