Fix universal macOS build for intel macs#1820
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mkrnr merged 3 commits intoopensteno:mainfrom Feb 10, 2026
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Summary of changes
These changes introduce 2 more entitlements to the macOS build so as to allow Python.framework to utilize JIT even in the Hardened Runtime enacted when code signing and notarizing Plover. In testing on 2020 iMac 5k (Intel), adding these two entitlements removed
syspolicydandkerneldcomplaints in Console log aboutASP: Library load (/Applications/Plover.app/Contents/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.13/bin/python3.13 -> /private/var/tmp/ffiEbrT6c) rejected: library load disallowed by system policyand the app successfully launches. Also ran the same binary on M1 Mac Mini and similarly successful launch (no change in behavior).In addition, changes are made to ensure that the Python.framework standalone is made completely Universal as some wheels in site-packages were not Universal. This code is largely based off of Greg Neagle's Python Universal Tester in the relocatable-python repo.
A quality of life change is also made to CI to not attempt to submit to PyPI when GitHub Actions are run from forked repos. This allows for folks to safely enable the GitHub Actions workflow without causing issues for the project.
Closes #1805
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