Add known Mac Mono builds - #156
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Depends on #155.
Part of #154.
Adds 6000.5.10f1 with the offsets measured from it. A Mac game running that build now uses them instead of offsets guessed from the Unity version. asr has read the Mach-O UUID since #142, but nothing consulted it until now.
A Mac library holds a slice per architecture, each linked separately with its own UUID, so the build is keyed by both. Both slices measured the same, so they share one set of offsets.
The Mach-O tables stay empty. One build says nothing about the versions a table stands in for, and a test keeps them silent about every member a measurement could fill. They can grow when someone measures a Mac build from another part of the range.
@AlexKnauth measured this one, since I don''t have a Mac.