Bump pyobjc-framework-colorsync from 11.0 to 11.1 in /tools

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Bumps pyobjc-framework-colorsync from 11.0 to 11.1.

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v11.1

The major change in this release is aligning behaviour of the core bridge with clang's documentation for automatic reference counting <https://clang.llvm.org/docs/AutomaticReferenceCounting.html>_ for initializer methods. In particular, PyObjC now correctly models that methods in the "init" family steal a reference to self and return a new reference.

In previous version of PyObjC the proxy for [NSObject alloc] would be marked as 'partially initialized' and would be cleared when the -init method returns something else then self.

This has two problems:

1. Behaviour is incorrect when +alloc returns a singleton whose -init method(s) are factory methods (such as NSArray in recent versions of macOS)

2. The proxy for Objective-C objects needs to contain mutable state. This in turn requires locking in the implementation to work correctly with free-threading.

This version drops the concept of "uninitialized" values and correctly models how reference counts are handled by -init methods.

• Update framework bindings for the macOS 15.5 SDK

• Added bindings for the SecurityUI framework

• Restructure the PyObjC website

  The theme of the PyObjC websites is now shibuya to give a more modern look and feel to the website.

  The actual content is mostly still the same, with some minor restructuring of pages. Restructuring will continue in future updates.

• :class:objc.FSRef now implements :class:os.PathLike.

• :issue:642: Fix concurrency issue when creating NSArray instances using NSArray.alloc().init....

  In previous versions the following would fail on recent versions of macOS:

  .. sourcecode:: python

  value1 = NSArray.alloc() value2 = NSArray.alloc()

  value1 = value1.init() value2 = value2.init()

... (truncated)

Changelog

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Version 11.1

The major change in this release is aligning behaviour of the core bridge with clang's documentation for automatic reference counting <https://clang.llvm.org/docs/AutomaticReferenceCounting.html>_ for initializer methods. In particular, PyObjC now correctly models that methods in the "init" family steal a reference to self and return a new reference.

In previous version of PyObjC the proxy for [NSObject alloc] would be marked as 'partially initialized' and would be cleared when the -init method returns something else then self.

This has two problems:

1. Behaviour is incorrect when +alloc returns a singleton whose -init method(s) are factory methods (such as NSArray in recent versions of macOS)

2. The proxy for Objective-C objects needs to contain mutable state. This in turn requires locking in the implementation to work correctly with free-threading.

This version drops the concept of "uninitialized" values and correctly models how reference counts are handled by -init methods.

• Update framework bindings for the macOS 15.5 SDK

• Added bindings for the SecurityUI framework

• Restructure the PyObjC website

  The theme of the PyObjC websites is now shibuya to give a more modern look and feel to the website.

  The actual content is mostly still the same, with some minor restructuring of pages. Restructuring will continue in future updates.

• :class:objc.FSRef now implements :class:os.PathLike.

• :issue:642: Fix concurrency issue when creating NSArray instances using NSArray.alloc().init....

  In previous versions the following would fail on recent versions of macOS:

  .. sourcecode:: python

  value1 = NSArray.alloc() value2 = NSArray.alloc()

... (truncated)

Commits

• 54423f1 Issue #651: Fix build issue in pyobjc-core on macOS 10.12
• 2dc6101 Update release date
• cbaf9de Recent free-threaded changes broke 3.13, fix again
• 68f68ec Fix issue that prevented running the full test suite
• 4bbcdd0 Add error checking to calls to PyObject_IsTrue where needed
• 63f4be6 Last bit of the removal of pkg_resources usage.
• bf1d1f4 Add type annotation to some development helpers
• 6c9a01c Drop dependency on pkg_resources
• f09eca2 Fix build error with Python 3.10
• 9b6493f Re-enable optimized build
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