Update Mac CI nodes

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The changes in this pull request focus on the jobMatrix function within the Jenkinsfile, specifically for macOS build configurations. The compiler version has been updated from apple-clang-15 to apple-clang-16. Additionally, the macOS version 13 entry has been removed, the macOS version 14 entry has been updated to use the new compiler, and a new entry for macOS version 15 has been added for both x86_64 and arm64 architectures.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Jenkinsfile	- Updated macOS version 14 to use apple-clang-16 instead of apple-clang-15.
	- Removed macOS version 13 entry.
	- Added macOS version 15 entry for x86_64 and arm64 architectures using apple-clang-16.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Jenkins as Jenkins
    participant JobMatrix as JobMatrix Function
    participant macOS as macOS Builds

    Jenkins->>JobMatrix: Request build configurations
    JobMatrix->>macOS: Fetch current configurations
    macOS-->>JobMatrix: Provide updated configurations
    JobMatrix->>Jenkins: Return configurations
    Jenkins->>macOS: Execute build with updated configurations

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

Jenkinsfile (1)

99-101: Confirm the intentional removal of macOS 13 support

I notice that macOS 13 support has been removed. While upgrading to newer versions is good practice, please confirm:

1. This removal is intentional and communicated to users
2. There are no critical workflows depending on macOS 13

Consider:

• Adding a deprecation notice in the release notes
• Documenting the minimum supported macOS version in the README

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

Jenkinsfile (2)

99-101: Verify CI infrastructure readiness for the new configurations

The changes look good from a configuration perspective, but please ensure:

1. CI nodes for macOS 15 (both x86_64 and arm64) are properly set up and available
2. apple-clang-16 is installed and configured on all macOS nodes (14 and 15)

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101-101: Verify arm64 build requirements

The addition of arm64 architecture support for macOS 15 is good for native Apple Silicon support. Please ensure:

1. All required dependencies support arm64 architecture
2. CI runners with arm64 architecture are available and properly configured