Update macOS wiki to add Apple Silicon info and bring up to date and new macFI installer.

[MarioG-X]

Changes to reflect many updates mostly for using /opt directory option. Finally figure out how to add attachment for new macFI installer (I hope I did it right).

[Devon-White]

#14 121.3 Error: MDX compilation failed for file "/app/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Installation/macOS/macOS-Installation/index.mdx"
#14 121.3 Cause: Expected a closing tag for `<br>` (48:129-48:133) before the end of `tableData`
#14 121.3 Details:
#14 121.3 {
#14 121.3   "column": 124,
#14 121.3   "message": "Expected a closing tag for `<br>` (48:129-48:133) before the end of `tableData`",
#14 121.3   "line": 48,
#14 121.3   "name": "48:124-48:139",
#14 121.3   "place": {
#14 121.3     "start": {
#14 121.3       "line": 48,
#14 121.3       "column": 124,
#14 121.3       "offset": 2367,
#14 121.3       "_index": 18,
#14 121.3       "_bufferIndex": 123
#14 121.3     },
#14 121.3     "end": {
#14 121.3       "line": 48,
#14 121.3       "column": 139,
#14 121.3       "offset": 2382,
#14 121.3       "_index": 19,
#14 121.3       "_bufferIndex": -1
#14 121.3     }
#14 121.3   },
#14 121.3   "reason": "Expected a closing tag for `<br>` (48:129-48:133) before the end of `tableData`",
#14 121.3   "ruleId": "end-tag-mismatch",
#14 121.3   "source": "mdast-util-mdx-jsx"
#14 121.3 }
#14 ERROR: process "/bin/sh -c npm run build" did not complete successfully: exit code: 1
------
 > [builder 6/6] RUN npm run build:
121.3       "column": 139,
121.3       "offset": 2[382](https://github.com/signalwire/freeswitch-docs/actions/runs/15764655291/job/44438579361#step:4:388),
121.3       "_index": 19,
121.3       "_bufferIndex": -1
121.3     }
121.3   },
121.3   "reason": "Expected a closing tag for `<br>` (48:129-48:133) before the end of `tableData`",
121.3   "ruleId": "end-tag-mismatch",
121.3   "source": "mdast-util-mdx-jsx"
121.3 }

Seems you have a <br> that doesnt close properly, leading to a MDX error, causing the build to fail.

[MarioG-X]

I fixed it, seems Obsidian and the git viewer did not catch those. What do I need to do next? I only use GitHub every few years so have to relearn It each time. Thank you for the catch, I thought it was an issue with the build process. Learned something new.

[MarioG-X]

OK, found what could be another issue. "<br/>" and "<br>" are supposed to be the same but I noticed "<br>" was in the message so change them too.

[andywolk]

@Devon-White This is good to go in.