fix: macos release workflow

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  • Removed the setup of gh CLI in the workflow.

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Walkthrough

The changes include adjustments to the GitHub workflow for calimero_node_macos.yml, focusing on removing the setup of the gh CLI and refining branch checks. These modifications streamline the process and enhance the workflow's efficiency.

Changes

File	Summary
.github/workflows/calimero_node_macos.yml	Removed gh CLI setup and updated branch conditionals.

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