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Macs have two processor types, previously Intel, more recently Apple M1 (and up). This PR assumes that M1+ chips will be the standard for Mac going forwards and so does not build for Intel chips. We can add a separate build for those if someone needs them, but it should become less common going forwards.
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Macs have two processor types, previously Intel, more recently Apple M1 (and up). This PR assumes that M1+ chips will be the standard for Mac going forwards and so does not build for Intel chips. We can add a separate build for those if someone needs them, but it should become less common going forwards.