Add native build for Apple M1 / M2 (arm64) architecture #755
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Thanks to the latest functionality offered by Github Action, we can finally provide native installers for Apple M1 and M2 (arm64) processors. As usual, you can find them along with other installers in the latest Github Action test builds and in future releases.
Previously, it was possible to run HyperHDR on the M1/M2 architecture using HyperHDR x64 installers, which also work on this platform thanks to Apple Rosetta virtualization. We should now be able to remove the unnecessary translation layer.
At this stage, because this is a new functionality, it should be treated as highly experimental until we collect more feedback from users.