Task: Implement Hotfix: macOS debug CPack packaging fails with Xcode 16 strip regression

In CTest.cmake, add a condition that sets CTEST_BUILD_TARGET to "all" when operative_system = "macos"= and configuration = "debug", mirroring the existing Windows-debug guard, so CPack is not invoked and =strip is never called on macOS debug binaries.

• CTest.cmake uses CTEST_BUILD_TARGET "all" when operative_system = "macos"= and configuration = "debug"=.
• The existing Windows-debug guard remains intact and unchanged.
• macOS CI debug run passes.

Root cause: build/cpack/CMakeLists.txt line 36 sets CPACK_STRIP_FILES YES for all platforms. The Linux elseif(UNIX) block overrides it to empty, but the APPLE block does not. So CPack strips all binaries in the Bundle package even on debug builds. Xcode 16.2 strip aborts when LC_DYLD_EXPORTS_TRIE grows after pruning, which happens with ores.refdata.service.

Fix: extend the existing CTest.cmake guard at line ~315 from Windows-debug-only to also cover macOS-debug, setting CTEST_BUILD_TARGET "all".

Root cause: build/cpack/CMakeLists.txt sets CPACK_STRIP_FILES YES unconditionally. The Linux branch overrides it to empty; the macOS APPLE branch does not. Xcode 16.2 strip aborts when LC_DYLD_EXPORTS_TRIE grows after pruning (ores.refdata.service: 65864 > 65856 bytes).

Fix: extend the CTest.cmake Windows-debug guard to also cover macOS debug, setting CTEST_BUILD_TARGET "all" so CPack is never invoked. Single-condition change, ~4 lines.

Extended the CTest.cmake macOS-debug guard in the build step (line 315) to skip package target, matching the Windows-debug pattern. CTEST_BUILD_TARGET "all" is now set for both Windows and macOS debug builds. PR #1344 merged 2026-06-27.