fix: patch mac_alias for 64-bit CNID support in CI#85
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Problem
mac_aliasv2.2.3 uses 32-bitIformat for CNID path entries. APFS on macOS 15 uses 64-bit inode numbers, causingstruct.packto fail during.DS_Storealias generation.Fix
alias.pyinpackage.shafter pip install: replaceIwithQformat andlength // 4withlength // 8__pycache__after patching to avoid stale bytecodePreviously patched manually in dev venv; this makes CI work too.