release: add release-mac target for signed macOS binaries - #46
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The goreleaser workflow runs on ubuntu-latest, which cannot codesign, so tagged releases ship unsigned darwin binaries and the signing cert lives on a developer Mac. A local make target puts signing where the cert is instead of moving the cert to CI. Hardened runtime and a secure timestamp are on the signature so notarization can be layered on later without re-signing.
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The goreleaser workflow runs on ubuntu-latest, which cannot codesign, so
tagged releases ship unsigned darwin binaries and the signing cert lives on
a Mac. A local make target puts signing where the cert is instead
of moving the cert to CI. Hardened runtime and a secure timestamp are on the
signature so notarization can be layered on later without re-signing.