Fix macOS deployment target - #19
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Fixes #17.
The Intel build was being compiled without an explicit macOS deployment target.
As a result, the released x86_64 binary declared:
even though
Info.plistspecifies:This prevented the application from launching on Intel Macs running earlier supported versions of macOS.
This change explicitly sets:
before
project()initializes the compilers.Verified locally on an Intel Mac:
x86_64minos 12.0