Add macOS ARM 64-bit build target #409
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The 3.2.0 is already outdated, but this version has been well tested and used for some time in other projects. So this is intended to at least bring all the workflows into sync.
A copy/paste error resulted in the same folder name being used for the Linux ARM 64-bit build as for the Linux ARM v6 build. Although that did not cause any noticeable problems in this project's usage, it can in others. For example: ``` mkdir: cannot create directory ‘serial-monitor_linux_arm_6’: File exists task: Failed to run task "dist:all": task: Failed to run task "dist:Linux_ARM64": exit status 1 ``` It also causes an unexpected structure in the "dist" output, which is not typically used for anything, but might still cause confusion during unrelated development or troubleshooting.
Previously, the only macOS build of the application was for x86-64 host architecture. That build was also compatible for use on Apple M1 based machines via Rosetta 2 translation. However, a native ARM 64-bit build is optimum for use on these machines.
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Previously, the only macOS build of the application was for x86-64 host architecture.
That build was also compatible for use on Apple M1 based machines via Rosetta 2 translation. However, a native ARM 64-bit build is optimum for use on these machines.
This brings the standardized build assets fully up to date with the canonical upstream copies, which includes some changes unrelated to the macOS ARM 64-bit build (details provided in the individual commit messages).
Demos from my fork (using my personal "Apple Developer ID" certificate for signing and notarization):
Related: #348