Add macOS Apple Silicon native support - #39
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Adds native macOS Apple Silicon support to Devolay.
Changes include:
Adds the macOS aarch64 target.
Registers the local Apple Clang toolchain on macOS.
Generates and packages libdevolay-natives.dylib under natives/macos/aarch64/.
Resolves macOS ARM64 as aarch64 while preserving Android’s arm64-v8a directory.
Sets the dylib install name to @rpath/libdevolay-natives.dylib.
Preserves the existing Windows, Linux, Android, and osxcross build behavior.
Validated locally on Apple Silicon with Java 11:
:devolay-java:check
:devolay-natives:assembleReleaseMacosAarch64
:devolay-natives:assembleNativeArtifacts
Mach-O architecture confirmed as arm64
Packaged path confirmed as natives/macos/aarch64/libdevolay-natives.dylib