Fix read_sprr_perm for Apple real CPUs and GitHub Actions; enable Apple ARM64 wheel builds on PyPI. Fixes #2033.

[patryk4815]

The read_sprr_perm function now correctly works both on real Apple CPUs and in GitHub Actions virtualized environments by relying on pthread_jit_write_protect_supported_np().
This ensures proper detection of JIT write protection status without depending on build-time msr register check.
As a result, building wheels for Apple ARM64 should now fully work fine.

Fixes:

• Crashes on Apple Silicon #2033

More context:
In libsystem_pthread.dylib, the function _pthread_jit_write_protect_np first checks whether JIT write protection is enabled by reading from a special memory location in the commpage: 0xfffffc10c.
The same memory location is also checked by the _pthread_jit_write_protect_supported_np function.

In other words, whenever Apple code wants to access the S3_6_c15_c1_5 system register using the mrs instruction, it first verifies that JIT write protection is supported by calling _pthread_jit_write_protect_supported_np(), which ensures the system is in a valid state for that operation.

[wtdcode]

This seems cool, let’s see CI.

[patryk4815]

@wtdcode probably I need disable assertion in assert_executable, I see one crash (when _pthread_jit_write_protect_supported_np is false)
done

[wtdcode]

Thanks =)