CI: disable sanitizers on macOS - #219
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Currently, the only macOS job with sanitizers enabled is “clang-20/bsdmake on macos-26”. This jobs fails,[1] as clang miscompiles ttyplot into a binary that produces no output. Fix the job by disabling the sanitizers. Now they are disabled on all macOS jobs. [1] https://github.com/tenox7/ttyplot/actions/runs/29558174584/job/87814737973
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The job “clang-20/bsdmake on macos-26” has been failing systematically since 2026-05-29. It appears this is because clang miscompiles ttyplot into a binary that produces no output. Removing the sanitizer options fixes the compilation. This was the only macOS job making use of sanitizers.
This pull request fixes the CI failure by disabling the sanitizers on all macOS jobs.