Update test.yml to use the newly released cadquery-ocp PyPI packages for macos-arm64
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Earlier today cadquery-ocp released packages on PyPI for macos-arm64 for cadquery-ocp==7.7.2. This PR updates build123d's
test.ymlworkflow to use the official packages from PyPI and also enables testing on py310 and py312 for macos-arm64 too.There are additional changes that need to be made to the docs as the workarounds for Apple Silicon are no longer necessary as you can now simply:
pip install build123don windows-x86_64, linux-x86_64, macos-x86_64, and as of today -- macos-arm64!
Related issues #646 #317 #439