[SINT-5243] Move macOS signing steps to a protected environment#280
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Overview
Migrates macOS package signing to a protected environment running only on
mainand tags, leaving the ability for non-mainbuilds to create unsigned and non-notarized packages.Mirrors what was done in
ddqain DataDog/ddqa#141 and DataDog/ddqa#153. The main difference is the need to have two sets of certificates: one to sign binaries, and one to sign the pkg file.