chore: wire --version; cross-compile Intel macOS release on macos-14 - #32
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…os-14 - clap `#[command(version)]` so `rosalind --version` / `-V` report the crate version (0.1.0) instead of erroring. - release.yml: build x86_64-apple-darwin on macos-14 (Apple Silicon, plentiful) by cross-compiling from arm64 — the SDK ships both arches and the cc crate adds `-arch x86_64`, verified locally — so a release never waits on the scarce, deprecated Intel macos-13 runners (which stalled the v0.1.0 Intel asset). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Two hygiene nits from the v0.1.0 release.
rosalind --version—#[command(version)]now reports the crate version (was unset →--versionerrored).release.yml— thex86_64-apple-darwinbuild now runs onmacos-14(Apple Silicon, plentiful) and cross-compiles from arm64 (the macOS SDK ships both arches; thecccrate adds-arch x86_64for the bundled htslib/bzip2/lzma C). This avoids the scarce, deprecated Intelmacos-13runners that stalled the v0.1.0 Intel asset (which I ended up cross-building locally). Verified the cross-compile + a Rosetta smoke test locally.Test plan
cargo run -- --version→rosalind 0.1.0;cargo fmt --checkclean; 0 warningsrelease.ymlYAML valid; all three targets on plentiful runners🤖 Generated with Claude Code