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docs: add install section with macOS Gatekeeper first-open guide - #331
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- Platform file table for macOS (aarch64/x64), Windows, Linux (deb/rpm) - Gatekeeper: xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CorIn.app as the fast path; control-click Open and Privacy & Security Open Anyway as the no-Terminal alternatives (Sequoia behavior included) - Explains why: ad-hoc signature, notarization not yet in place
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Docs-only: add an Install section to the README.
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CorIn.appas the fast path after install, plus the no-Terminal alternatives (control-click → Open; Privacy & Security → Open Anyway for newer macOS)signingIdentity: "-"), Apple notarization not yet in placeWhy
macOS builds are signed ad-hoc and not notarized, so Gatekeeper blocks the first launch with "unidentified developer". Users had no documented way past it, and support burden lands in DMs/issues. This makes the workaround official and discoverable right where users look first (README).
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