macOS: Update testing/release pipeline, enable ANGLE support #387
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This PR upgrades the macOS testing and release pipelines. Mostly this involves: * ~~Bumping from `macos-12` to `macos-14`~~ (on hold due to koishi build complications) * Changing the meson native/crossfiles to match the new syntax XCode `clang` expects. (i.e: using `arch` instead of `march` * Importing the compiled ANGLE `dylibs` and `lipo`ing them together in the release pipeline so they're "universal" (x64 and ARM64) * Other stuff to make this all work
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This PR upgrades the macOS testing and release pipelines.
Mostly this involves:
Bumping frommacos-12tomacos-14clangexpects. (i.e: usingarchinstead ofmarchdylibsandlipoing them together in the release pipeline so they're "universal" (x64 and ARM64)