Actions: Add MacOS and Windows tests#112
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Adds two GitHub Actions workflows that build and test cbflib on macOS and Windows alongside the existing Linux CI, using the same triggers (push to main, PRs, manual dispatch, and the weekly schedule). - cmake_macos.yml: CMake build + ctest on macos-latest. Installs the toolchain via Homebrew, points CMake at Homebrew's versioned gfortran, and provides numpy for the pycbf tests. - msys2_windows.yml: CMake build + ctest on windows-latest under MSYS2/UCRT64. Builds with Unix Makefiles (SWIG-Java outputs are not Ninja-friendly), disables HDF5 _Float16 (FLT16_MAX unavailable on mingw), pins the UCRT64 Python so the mingw-built _pycbf.pyd loads, and caches MSYS2 packages + ccache to keep runs fast. Both suites pass 198/198.
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