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Fix macOS spelling in README.md

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@@ -332,7 +332,7 @@ Use the `-no_ktx` and `-etc1_only`/`-format_only` options to unpack to less file
`-info` and `-validate` will just display file information and not output any files.
The written mipmapped, cubemap, or texture array .KTX/.DDS files will be in a wide variety of compressed GPU texture formats (PVRTC1 4bpp, ETC1-2, BC1-5, BC7, etc.), and to our knowledge there is unfortunately (as of 2024) still no single .KTX or .DDS viewer tool that correctly and reliably supports every GPU texture format that we support. BC1-5 and BC7 files are viewable using AMD's Compressonator, ETC1/2 using Mali's Texture Compression Tool, and PVRTC1 using Imagination Tech's PVRTexTool. [RenderDoc](https://renderdoc.org/) has a useful texture file viewer for many formats. The Mac OSX Finder supports previewing .EXR and .KTX files in various GPU formats. The Windows 11 Explorer can preview .DDS files. The [online OpenHDR Viewer](https://viewer.openhdr.org/) is useful for viewing .EXR/.HDR image files.
The written mipmapped, cubemap, or texture array .KTX/.DDS files will be in a wide variety of compressed GPU texture formats (PVRTC1 4bpp, ETC1-2, BC1-5, BC7, etc.), and to our knowledge there is unfortunately (as of 2024) still no single .KTX or .DDS viewer tool that correctly and reliably supports every GPU texture format that we support. BC1-5 and BC7 files are viewable using AMD's Compressonator, ETC1/2 using Mali's Texture Compression Tool, and PVRTC1 using Imagination Tech's PVRTexTool. [RenderDoc](https://renderdoc.org/) has a useful texture file viewer for many formats. The macOS Finder supports previewing .EXR and .KTX files in various GPU formats. The Windows 11 Explorer can preview .DDS files. The [online OpenHDR Viewer](https://viewer.openhdr.org/) is useful for viewing .EXR/.HDR image files.
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