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… do not bundle it with the library anymore
…ewer versions via ws CMakeLists - now there are no more dependencies stored in the repository
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There were lots of build warnings on MacOS because of using lots of old dependencies.
All of them have been updated to the latest versions and removed from the repository.
All dependencies are now downloaded from GitHub, using the latest tags or commits at the time of writing.
The only remaining MacOS warning is given in AppleSSL, as SecureTransport has been deprecated since macOS 10.15.
I am not familiar with those TLS paths and there are no TLS tests in the library so I don't think I'm the right person to add a Network.framework implementation, even if AI would implement it.
I will leave that to someone who has an interest in using the newer Apple SSL framework.