ci: cross-compile the Intel macOS wheel on macos-14 (unstall Release)#4
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GitHub's Intel macos-13 runner pool is deprecated and now queues for hours, so the x86_64-apple-darwin wheel job never started and publish — which needs the whole build matrix — stalled the entire Release, which in turn left PyPI (and the downstream AUR bump) without the new version. Cross-compile the Intel wheel on macos-14; maturin adds the target and produces the x86_64 wheel with no Intel host required.
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macos-13runner pool is deprecated and queues for hours, so thex86_64-apple-darwinwheel job never started.publish-pypineeds the whole build matrix, so the entire Release stalled — PyPI never got the new version and the AUR bump 404'd on the missing sdist. Cross-compile the Intel wheel onmacos-14instead (maturin adds the target; no Intel host needed).