add target dependencies for apple m1 #225
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add target dependencies for apple m1 i build servo on my apple m1 macbook, but got error `error[E0463]: can't find crate for 'objc' ` when compile surfman, so i add the target dependencies for apple m1. i have already build passed and tested on my m1 macbook with command: ``` cargo build -p surfman cargo test --lib ```
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i build servo on my apple m1 macbook, but got error
error[E0463]: can't find crate for 'objc'when compile surfman, so i add the target dependencies for apple m1.i have already build passed and tested on my m1 macbook with command: