Changes required to build under macos 10.14

[aw-was-here]

Summary by Sourcery

Enable building under macOS 10.14 by extracting binary dependencies into a separate optional group and updating the installer to use it.

Build:

• Introduce a new “binaries” optional dependency group backed by requirements-binaries.txt
• Update builder.sh to install the binaries extra instead of the dev group for binary dependencies

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Adds a dedicated “binaries” optional-dependency group for macOS builds by updating pyproject.toml, supplying its own requirements file, and adjusting the build script to install it.

Class diagram for updated optional dependencies in pyproject.toml

classDiagram
    class OptionalDependencies {
        +binaries: requirements-binaries.txt
        +dev: requirements-dev.txt
        +docs: docs/requirements.txt
        +osspecials: requirements-osspecials.txt
        +test: requirements-test.txt
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Define a new “binaries” optional dependency group in pyproject.toml	Added “binaries” group referencing requirements-binaries.txt Reorganized existing optional groups around the new entry	pyproject.toml
Include “binaries” in the builder script installation command	Replaced “dev” with “binaries” in pip install arguments Preserved installation of “osspecials” dependencies	builder.sh
Add macOS-specific binaries requirements file	Created requirements-binaries.txt to list binary dependencies	requirements-binaries.txt

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Hey @aw-was-here - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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[aw-was-here]

These changes should fix #966 as well.