Avoid codesign modal keychain password dialog

[hrishikesh-kadam]

Why:

Following lines are pasted from man security ran on macOS 14.0:

set-key-partition-list [-S <partition list (comma separated)>] [-k <keychain password>] [options...] [keychain] Sets the "partition list" for a key. The "partition list"
is an extra parameter in the ACL which limits access to the key based on an application's code signature. You must present the keychain's password to change a partition
list. If you'd like to run /usr/bin/codesign with the key, "apple:" must be an element of the partition list.

       -S partition-list
                       Comma-separated partition list. See output of "security dump-keychain" for examples.
       -k password     Password for keychain
       -a application-label
                       Match "application label" string
       -c creator      Match creator (four-character code)
       -d              Match keys that can decrypt
       -D description  Match "description" string
       -e              Match keys that can encrypt
       -j comment      Match comment string
       -l label        Match label string
       -r              Match keys that can derive
       -s              Match keys that can sign
       -t type         Type of key to find: one of "symmetric", "public", or "private"
       -u              Match keys that can unwrap
       -v              Match keys that can verify
       -w              Match keys that can wrap

See:

1. https://github.com/Apple-Actions/import-codesign-certs/blob/5565bb656f60c98c8fc515f3444dd8db73545dc2/src/security.ts#L121-L141

Closes:

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Doc Link: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/deployment/deploying-xcode-applications/installing-an-apple-certificate-on-macos-runners-for-xcode-development

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[nguyenalex836]

@hrishikesh-kadam Hello! 👋 Apologies for our delay in getting back to you! We are asking our team about this internally, and will respond once we have more information 💛

Internal: asked here

[nguyenalex836]

@hrishikesh-kadam Thank you very much for your patience while we reviewed this PR! The changes look great ✨ I'll update the branch and get this merged once tests are passing 🍏

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