Setup builds for M1

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* Ryukyuan languages by [kuragehime](https://github.com/kuragehimekurara1)
* Angelo Elias Dalzotto makes packages in AUR
* Phoenix[Msc] provides his shiny Mac M1 for debug
### System requirements
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Set 'Security & Privacy' settings if needed.
*Please note: JDK 11 is recommended for using on MacOS (EXCEPT APPLE SILICON). There are few really weird issues already reported from JDK 14 users on Mac.*
*Please note: JDK 19 is recommended for using on macOS. There are issues already reported from users on Mac with JDK 14.*
##### macOS on Apple Silicon (ARM)
* Some users [tested](https://github.com/developersu/ns-usbloader/issues/91) this application with [Zulu-JDK with FX support](https://www.azul.com/downloads/zulu-community/?version=java-11-lts&os=macos&architecture=arm-64-bit&package=jdk-fx). Try it!
* OpenJDK 17 also should be a working solution. [Tell us if it works for you!]((https://github.com/developersu/ns-usbloader/issues/91))
Download application with `-m1.jar` postfix.
##### Windows:
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There you can select checkbox for files that will be sent to application (AW/GL). ~~Since Goldleaf v0.5 allow you only one file transmission per time, only one file is available for selection.~~
Also you can use space to select/un-select files and 'delete' button for deleting. By right-mouse-click you can see context menu where you can delete one OR all items from the table.
Also, you can use space to select/un-select files and 'delete' button for deleting. By right-mouse-click you can see context menu where you can delete one OR all items from the table.
For Goldleaf v0.6.1 and NS-USBloader v0.6 (and higher) you will have to use 'Explore content' -> 'Remote PC (via USB)' You will see two drives HOME:/ and VIRT:/. First drive is pointing to your home directory. Second one is reflection of what you've added to table (first application tab). Also VIRT:/ drive have limited functionality in comparison to HOME:/. E.g. you can't write files to this drive since it's not a drive. But don't worry, it won't make any impact on Goldleaf or your NS if you try.