WIP: Enable macOS support #141
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Compile core packages with macOS support too. This unfortunately doesn't work as-is, the problems I ran into were:
sqlite3that has extension loading enabled (the one macOS links by default doesn't). When embedding this into the XCode project forpowersync-swift, I'm running into Kotlin Multiplatform build fails on macOS sqldelight/sqldelight#5305. When trying to run the tests here,sqlite3_auto_extensionreturns 0 without ever invokingsqlite3_powersync_init.libpowersync.dylibfrom our releases directly, I had to use a local build.I'll try to revisit this in the future, maybe some ideas come up to resolve this eventually.