feat: add macOS support via Homebrew and launchd#4
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- Detect OS via `uname -s` in ip-changer.sh and setup.sh; all Linux paths remain unchanged - macOS setup installs tor and jq with brew (no sudo required), patches torrc under $(brew --prefix)/etc/tor, and waits for Tor to be ready before starting the rotation loop - macOS service deployment (setup.sh) generates a launchd user-agent plist from the new com.techchip.change-tor-ip.plist template and loads it via launchctl, replacing the systemd flow - change_tor_ip.sh now resolves TOR_COOKIE and LOG_FILE at runtime based on OS, removing the HOME placeholder pattern - README updated with macOS prerequisites, run-without-install, launchd service control, and uninstall instructions
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uname -sin all scripts; every existing Linux code path is unchangedtorandjqvia Homebrew (nosudorequired), patchestorrcunder$(brew --prefix)/etc/tor, and waits for Tor to be ready before starting IP rotationcom.techchip.change-tor-ip.plistlaunchd template replaces the systemd unit on macOS —setup.shrenders and loads it as a user agent vialaunchctlchange_tor_ip.shresolvesTOR_COOKIEand log path at runtime based on OS (removes theHOMEplaceholder pattern)Test plan
./ip-changer.shon macOS — verify brew installs tor/jq, torrc is patched, Tor starts, IPs rotate at the specified interval./setup.shon macOS — verify~/change_tor_ip.shis deployed, launchd plist is loaded,~/tor_ip_log.txtaccumulates entrieslaunchctl unload/launchctl load -wand confirm rotation pauses/resumes./setup.sh(idempotency) — confirm no duplicate torrc lines and plist reloads cleanly./ip-changer.shand./setup.shon a supported Linux distro — confirm no regressions