[ci] move Python Mac jobs from Travis to GitHub Actions #3745
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This is another step towards removing Travis from this project, in response to recent policy changes there (#3519).
This was originally proposed in #3672. On that PR, there is still a bit of work to be done for Linux jobs (#3672 (comment)), so this pulls out just the Mac changes so that we can reduce our reliance on Travis and start using GitHub Actions. The sooner this is done, the sooner we'll start learning about things that can be changed / fixed on GitHub Actions.