Add macOS support for ics-manager using pyftdi #220
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On macOS, the Kondo Dual USB Adapter is not recognized as a serial port because the ftdi_sio driver cannot be configured like on Linux. This change adds pyftdi as an alternative backend that works on macOS: - Try pyserial first (Linux with ftdi_sio driver) - Fall back to pyftdi if pyserial fails (macOS) - pyftdi is conditionally installed only on macOS via requirements.txt
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On macOS, the Kondo Dual USB Adapter is not recognized as a serial port because the ftdi_sio driver cannot be configured like on Linux.
This change adds pyftdi as an alternative backend that works on macOS: