Fix linked objctive-C symbols on old macOS versions #46
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Closes #45
With these changes, the symbol table for binaries using this crate looks more correct for older macOS builds. By default on a M1:
With
MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET="10.14"
set:Additionally, and probably importantly, the dictionary symbols better match what XCode produces with the relevant target versions. @betamos can you try this with Tauri on 10.14/10.13?