Add macos security warning

[ChrisChinchilla]

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• Documentation
  • Updated installation instructions to guide macOS users in handling security warnings when launching the application.

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Walkthrough

A new note has been added to the installation section of the README file for macOS users. This note provides specific instructions on how to bypass a warning generated when opening the pb binary from an unidentified developer. The note guides users to ignore the warning initially, then navigate to System Preferences > Security & Privacy to click on the Open Anyway button, and finally to click Open on the subsequent prompt.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a note in the installation section for macOS users with step-by-step instructions to handle the warning when launching the pb binary.

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A note in the README paves the way,
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README.md (1)

15-16: Clear and Helpful macOS Security Instructions

The added note for macOS users is clear and provides step-by-step instructions on how to bypass the security warning when launching the pb binary. This should effectively guide users unfamiliar with macOS's security prompts. Consider verifying the consistency of styling for callouts (e.g., using [NOTE]) across your documentation if applicable.

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[ChrisChinchilla]

I have read the CLA Document and I hereby sign the CLA

[garg3133]

An easier way to do this would be to simply run the below command in terminal:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine path/to/pb

[ChrisChinchilla]

Sure thing, how about this @garg3133

Suggested change

	> If you receive a warning on macOS about the binary being from an unidentified developer, ignore the warning, then open _System Preferences_ > _Security & Privacy_, and click the new _Open Anyway_ message that shows for pb. Then the second time you launch pb, macOS shows a dialog asking if you want to open the application. Click _Open_.
	> If you receive a warning on macOS about the binary being from an unidentified developer, run:
	```bash
	xattr -d com.apple.quarantine path/to/pb