docs: Update Homebrew install command in build-macos.md#977
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Added boost installation to Homebrew command for macOS build.
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| ```bash | ||
| brew update | ||
| brew install gcc pkg-config | ||
| brew install gcc pkg-config boost |
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pkg-config is just a wrapper for pkgconf. You can replace it for pkgconf.
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Added boost installation to Homebrew command for macOS build.
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