ci: Migrate off macos-11 #5500
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#5493 moved everything to
macos-11, but that turns out to be horribly slow in the nightlypublish-releasestep because brew seems to have no prebuilt casks for anything (probably because OS 11 is deprecated/unsupported now).This moves us to
macos-13instead. I'm avoidingmacos-14because that image is ARM based and seemed to be underpowered, and we don't have access to the intel-basedmacos-14-large.Since
macos-13triggers anerror CS8078: An expression is too long or complex to compileerror on Dafny generated code for some reason, also commented out a piece of anOptimize()method that was exploding into over 400 lines of deeply nested if/then/elses.How has this been tested?
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