feat: add macOS-specific requirements file#241
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Add `requirements-mac.txt` for macOS (Apple Silicon / Intel) users. Key differences from the default requirements: - Uses `torch<2.4` and `torchaudio<2.4` for MPS stability - Uses `pyworld-prebuilt` instead of building pyworld from source - Excludes CUDA-specific packages - Tested on macOS 14+ with Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4)
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Summary
Add
requirements-mac.txtfor macOS (Apple Silicon / Intel) users.Motivation
The default
requirements.txtincludes CUDA-specific packages that cannot be installed on macOS. This file provides a tested set of dependencies for macOS environments.Key Differences from Default Requirements
torch<2.4andtorchaudio<2.4for MPS backend stabilitypyworld-prebuiltinstead of building pyworld from C source (avoids compilation issues on macOS)Usage
Testing
Tested on macOS 14+ with Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4).