Use x86_86 binary on aarch64 macOS #41
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x86_86 binary also works on aarch64 macOS. Ideally, we should distribute aarch64 binary, but I remember that when I tried it before, it failed to cross-compile (but maybe it was solved by openrr/urdf-viz#240).
Closes openrr/urdf-viz#233