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ci: run the macOS ARM64 CMake job on macos-latest - #4904
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The macos-14 runner image is no longer available: the job was cancelled before starting, with "The configuration 'macos-14-arm64-us-default' is not supported". macos-latest is an ARM64 (Apple Silicon) runner.
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The "CMake macOS ARM64 (Apple Silicon)" job requests
macos-14, which GitHub no longer provides. On every PR, the job is cancelled before it starts, with the annotation "The configuration 'macos-14-arm64-us-default' is not supported".This PR switches it to
macos-latest, which is an ARM64 runner. GitHub's runner documentation currently listsmacos-latest,macos-15andmacos-26as the arm64 macOS labels.macos-latestwill not break again when the next version is retired, and it matches the use ofubuntu-latestandwindows-latestin the other workflows.The "CMake Cross-Platform (Spaces in Path)" job already builds with CMake and make on
macos-latest, and it passes.