mac support added

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This pull request updates the project's README to accurately communicate the current state of macOS support, indicating that it is now fully compatible. This ensures users have up-to-date information regarding platform availability.

Highlights

• macOS Support Status: The README.md file has been updated to reflect that macOS is now fully supported, changing its status from 'Coming soon' to a checked state.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the README.md to indicate that macOS is now supported. However, a critical bug has been identified in src/Install/LibraryInstaller.php where the logic for determining the library file name for macOS is incorrect, potentially preventing macOS support from functioning as intended. It is also suggested that this installer script be removed if it is obsolete to improve maintainability.

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This change updates the documentation to reflect macOS support. However, src/Install/LibraryInstaller.php contains logic that appears to be incorrect for macOS and could cause issues.

// src/Install/LibraryInstaller.php:47
$libFile = PHP_OS_FAMILY === 'Windows' ? 'tcl86t.dll' : 'libtcl.so';

For macOS (PHP_OS_FAMILY === 'Darwin'), this would incorrectly look for libtcl.so instead of a .dylib file.

If this installer script is in use, this is a critical bug that needs to be fixed for macOS support to work.

If this script is obsolete (as the /** Garbage class */ docblock at line 7 might imply), it should be removed to prevent confusion and future maintenance issues. Leaving incorrect, dead code in the repository is a maintainability concern.