Update macOS deployment target to 14.0

[jsonify]

Adjust the macOS deployment target across CI/CD workflows and build scripts to ensure compatibility with earlier versions.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the macOS deployment target to an earlier version, specifically macOS 14.0. This change aims to improve compatibility, allowing the application to run on a broader range of macOS versions.

Highlights

• Deployment Target Update: The minimum macOS deployment target has been adjusted from 15.0 to 14.0.

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Code Review

The pull request aims to lower the macOS deployment target to 14.0. The change correctly updates the target for the SPM build path in build_app_unified.sh. However, my review identifies a critical inconsistency: the Xcode build path uses a separate Info.plist file that was not updated, which would result in different deployment targets depending on the build system used. I've also suggested an improvement to make the script more robust by respecting the MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET environment variable for the SPM build, aligning it with the Xcode build's behavior for CI/CD environments.

[gemini-code-assist]

This change introduces two inconsistencies related to the macOS deployment target:

1. Xcode Build Mismatch: The Xcode build path uses ClickIt/Info.plist (see line 68), which still specifies 15.0 as the LSMinimumSystemVersion. This means the app will have a different deployment target depending on whether it's built with SPM or Xcode. The ClickIt/Info.plist file should also be updated to 14.0 to ensure consistent builds.

2. Inconsistent CI/CD Behavior: The Xcode build path respects the MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET environment variable (lines 80-82), but this SPM build path hardcodes the value. This makes the script's behavior inconsistent across build systems, especially in CI/CD environments.

To make the script more robust, I suggest using the environment variable here as well, with a fallback to the new default. This ensures both build paths can be configured in the same way.

Suggested change

	<string>14.0</string>
	<string>${MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET:-14.0}</string>