Supplementary runtime sources for EyeSurgerySplits native preview 1.0.7

NumPy 1.26.4 includes dynamically linked numerical runtimes. Its supplied notice
identifies libquadmath as LGPL-2.1-or-later and libgfortran/libgcc as GPL with the
GCC Runtime Library Exception. OpenBLAS and NumPy retain their permissive licenses.

Linux libquadmath-96973f99.so.0.0.0: the ELF .text section matches the unmodified
libquadmath.so.0.0.0 from CentOS 7 gcc-4.8.5-44.el7. The complete source RPM,
including original GCC source, patches and RPM build specification, is enclosed.
Auditwheel changes runtime lookup metadata and library filenames. Use the source
RPM's spec to build compatible shared runtime libraries; preserve expected SONAME
and ABI, and replace the separate library in _internal/numpy.libs.

Mac runtimes: NumPy/OpenBLAS's gfortran-install recipe revision
47bb0df1e6f766503f81e4fd3d5d2acadd887393 selects isuruf/gcc gcc-11.3.0-2.
That release wraps conda-forge GCC 11.3.0 runtimes. The checksum-verified upstream
GCC 11.3.0 source and the osx-arm64/osx-64 build 24–26 recipes, patches and build
scripts are enclosed. Follow those recipes to reproduce compatible runtime files.
The patches include Apple's Darwin ARM support. The compiler distribution source
release recipe is https://github.com/isuruf/gcc/releases/tag/gcc-11.3.0-2 .
Replace compatible Mac numerical libraries in Contents/Frameworks/numpy/.dylibs
(PyInstaller may spell this __dot__dylibs), preserving sibling links, and locally
ad-hoc re-sign the modified app. Close and back up the installation first.

Application code is proprietary. Third-party rights, including reverse engineering
to debug changes to LGPL libraries, remain unaffected. The native dependency
source archive supplies Qt/PySide, OpenCV, FFmpeg and OpenH264 separately.
