fix(ci): download macnotary package for correct arch #2515
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We moved these tasks to arm64 in 7c26c7a, but did not update the corresponding download source. This started failing in CI this week.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a CI failure by updating the macnotary package download to use the correct ARM64 architecture. The change aligns the download source with the task's ARM64 architecture after tasks were moved to ARM64 in a previous commit.
- Updates macnotary download URL from AMD64 to ARM64 architecture
- Updates corresponding file paths and commands to use the ARM64 binary
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We moved these tasks to arm64 in 7c26c7a, but did not update the corresponding download source. This started failing in CI this week.