Add macOS build to CI #1206
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Make sure AppSignal works on macOS too. Only test the primary Ruby builds. No need to test every gemset on macOS too. We just want to know if the Ruby gem installs and works. Part of #299
We added this build way back when 1.0 was in beta. We already test against the final 1.0 now, so no need to test against this specific beta version.
The last 1.x release was from 2017 and doesn't have a lot of internal changes with webmachine 2. Let's remove the build from our CI so we don't test a lot of the same things.
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Make sure AppSignal works on macOS too. Only test the primary Ruby builds. No need to test every gemset on macOS too. We just want to know if the Ruby gem installs and works.
Part of #299
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