gh-111062: Separate macOS build into a reusable workflow #111444
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For python#111062, in order to run nogil build/tests, separate the build into a reusable workflow first. syntax pass config_hash along one reusable per os typos typos cleanup🧼 cleanup🧼
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gh-111062: Separate macOS build into a reusable workflow
For #111062, in order to run nogil build/tests, separate the build into a reusable workflow first.