I'll try to verify the builds on different systems than the one I used in testing, but extra testing is much appreciated!

This PR will add a lot of overhead to maintaining Hedy Offline, but hopefully it is worth it!

Tested other systems:

• Windows x64 (Tested on desktop computer MAG H610 Codex 5 with x64-based processor running Windows 11 Home 26100.7462; laptop Asus Vivobook with x64-based processor running Windows 11 Home 26200.8655)
• Ubuntu x64 (Tested on WSL running Ubuntu 26.04 LTS)
• Ubuntu arm64
• MacOS (Silicon)
• MacOS (Intel) (Tested on MacBook Pro (2020) with 2,3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 running macOS Tahoe Version 26.5.1; was able to host using MacBook Pro (2012) with 2,5 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5 running macOS Catalina Version 10.15.7)

I will not be able to test the Ubuntu arm64 build

I can only verify the Hedy icon correctly displays on Windows. On MacOS it does not seem to change the icon of the executable and just defaults to the plain exec one.

I will not be able to verify if the icon works on Ubuntu as I can only test in WSL. However, as long as the program runs I'm happy and fixing these icons can be the subject of a later PR!

Somehow, the transpiler debug code is now explicit. I'm not sure if this is something to worry about or if this was already present in an earlier build (I will verify later). If we need to remove this we can do this in a later PR!

I'm so sorry

Why are you sorry? You are doing a great job!

Somehow, the transpiler debug code is now explicit. I'm not sure if this is something to worry about or if this was already present in an earlier build (I will verify later). If we need to remove this we can do this in a later PR!

This is old and not from your side, its a debug log that got onto prod, Ill delete it

Works on macos arm64!!

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