Fix macOS rpath: emit one -rpath per path instead of colon-joining - #358
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In #351 the extensions' runtime search path by colon-joining two paths into a single -Wl,-rpath, argument:
Colon-as-separator is an ELF/Linux convention. On macOS (Mach-O) each
-rpathproduces exactly oneLC_RPATHload command and the string is taken verbatim — the colon is not a separator. As a result, macOS extensions shipped a single unusable rpath entry:This PR emits one
-Wl,-rpath,argument per path, restoring the exact per-entry behavior of the legacysetup.py(runtime_library_dirs=["$ORIGIN/../..", "$ORIGIN/../../.."]). This is correct on both Mach-O and ELF.