Add Apple Silicon compatibility to simplesnapwrap#31
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Homebrew uses /usr/local/bin for program installation on Intel Macs;
however, it began using /opt/homebrew/bin for Macs with Apple Silicon.
This PR ensures compatibility with both Apple Silicon and Intel, as
"${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}" points to /opt/homebrew or /usr/local, as
appropriate.
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Homebrew uses /usr/local/bin for program installation on Intel Macs;
however, it began using /opt/homebrew/bin for Macs with Apple Silicon.
This PR ensures compatibility with both Apple Silicon and Intel, as
"${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}" points to /opt/homebrew or /usr/local, as
appropriate.