Switch to 1step on SIGINT, added help system, more helpful statuses, macos/arm64 build #7
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Unlike the real ENIAC, a program cannot be paused once started in CLI mode. On Linux and macOS, SIGINT will now set the cycling unit to 1p mode, pausing the program and allowing interaction with the simulator.
The D command will now prefix the unit name, making the output more helpful.
The simulator is now self documented with the h|? key. Commands and units can be listed, each unit now has a builtin man page from the online reference.
macos/arm64 has been added to the build script and successfully tested on sieve.e and sq3.e. Output and statuses are identical to the amd64 executable.