Revise README for macOS ARM64 support details

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Purpose: The official Qt 5.12.3 release lacks support for compilation on macOS ARM (Apple Silicon) architectures. This branch contains modifications to Qt 5.12.3 to add native support for macOS ARM64. Purpose: The official Qt 5.12.3 release lacks support for compilation on macOS ARM (Apple Silicon) architectures. This branch contains modifications to Qt 5.12.3 to add native support for macOS ARM64.
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This branch is based on the Qt dev branch at commit 8337e20fadddf, which corresponds to the Qt 5.12.3 release state. The following modifications have been applied: This branch is based on the Qt dev branch at commit 8337e20fadddf, which corresponds to the Qt 5.12.3 release state. The following modifications have been applied:
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Summary: These changes ensure Qt 5.12.3 can be compiled for both Intel (x86_64) and ARM (arm64) architectures on macOS, as well as for the legacy 32-bit Intel (i386) target, creating a more universal binary build. Summary: These changes ensure Qt 5.12.3 can be compiled for both Intel (x86_64) and ARM (arm64) architectures on macOS, as well as for the legacy 32-bit Intel (i386) target, creating a more universal binary build.
Build Instructions Build Instructions:
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This project uses the build_opensource.sh script to compile Qt libraries for both x86_64 and ARM64 architectures, subsequently merging them into a single Universal 2 (universal) binary. This project uses the build_opensource.sh script to compile Qt libraries for both x86_64 and ARM64 architectures, subsequently merging them into a single Universal 2 (universal) binary.