Add entitlements for WebAssembly for macOS Tahoe

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Fixes #14220

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AI Detection Analysis 🔍

Confidence Score: 30%

Reasoning: The pull request is concise, technical, and lacks any of the hallmarks of generative AI-generated text, such as overly generic language or verbose justifications. The content focuses on making a specific configuration change related to macOS entitlements for WebAssembly support, which indicates domain-specific knowledge. The added comment within the configuration file, while explanatory, is succinct and relevant. Overall, the style and content suggest a developer familiar with the topic made this change manually.

Key Indicators:

• Precise reference to entitlements needed for WebAssembly (e.g., allow-jit, allow-unsigned-executable-memory), which demonstrates technical understanding.
• Use of inline comments that are brief and directly applicable to the configuration.
• Specific hash and repository URL used in a command, which is more typical of human activity aligning with a specific version control workflow.
• The presence of a reference to an existing issue (Make math.ToMath work on MacOS Tahoe #14220), consistent with standard human-driven development workflows.

✅ No strong indicators of AI generation detected