[build-script] Ignore /opt/homebrew/lib when configuring Darwin builds (#91331) - #91401
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/opt/homebrew/libto the existing CMAKE_IGNORE_PATH isolation list, which only covered the Intel Homebrew prefix.Changes the CMake config so the build system finds the correct binary tools to use.
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[build-script] Ignore /opt/homebrew/lib when configuring Darwin builds #91331
Low. This guards the build system against an issue which only happens on newer systems. It does not affect any of the existing CI pipelines.
Tested in the new CI job being brought up.
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