Update for macOS Tahoe

[da4ftso]

The regex statements need to be updated for the upcoming macOS Tahoe.

This may contain some false positives for models that never existed, such as Mac14,1 - shouldn't be a problem:

"^(MacPro7,1|iMac2(0|[1-3]),[0-9]|Macmini9,1|MacBookAir1[0-9],[0-9]|MacBookPro1[6-8],[0-9]|Mac1[4-6],1[0-9]|Mac1[4-6],[1-9]|Mac13,[1-2])$"

List of supported models, as best I can tell:

MacPro7,1
Mac14,8
iMac20,1
iMac20,2
iMac21,2
iMac21,1
Mac15,4
Mac15,5
Mac16,2
Mac16,3
Macmini9,1
Mac14,3
Mac14,12
Mac16,10
Mac16,11
MacBookAir10,1
MacBookAir10,2
MacBookAir18,2
Mac14,2
Mac14,15
Mac15,12
Mac15,13
Mac16,12
MacBookPro16,2
MacBookPro16,4
MacBookPro17,1
MacBookPro18,3
MacBookPro18,4
MacBookPro18,1
MacBookPro18,2
Mac14,7
Mac14,9
Mac14,5
Mac14,10
Mac14,6
Mac15,3
Mac15,6
Mac15,10
Mac15,8
Mac15,7
Mac15,11
Mac15,9
Mac16,1
Mac16,8
Mac16,6
Mac16,7
Mac16,5
Mac13,1
Mac13,2
Mac14,13
Mac14,14
Mac15,14
Mac16,9
MacBookPro15,1 # unsupported past this, for validation
Macmini8,1
MacBookAir9,1
Macmini15,1
Mac14,1 # doesn't exist, false positive

[peteostro]

Maybe I am doing something wrong but when I add regex, modify other parts of the script and feed it "MacBookAit14,2" "16.0" or "Mac14,2" "16.0" it outputs (Modle doesn't support current OS version). When I feed it "14,2" "16.0" it works fine.

[MLBZ521]

@da4ftso @peteostro I just merged PR #32 which is updated for macOS 26 Tahoe. Please let me know if this version does not work for you.