Add Anti-Debugging Support for macOS and Windows

Currently, the anti-debugging logic is implemented only for Linux. It includes checks such as:

• Disabling core dumps via prctl(PR_SET_DUMPABLE, 0),
• Checking /proc/self/status for TracerPid,
• Detecting presence of GDB or LLDB via /proc/self/cmdline.

However, this logic does not apply to other platforms like macOS and Windows, leaving those builds unprotected against runtime inspection, debugging, or tampering.

So the goal is to Implement cross-platform anti-debugging support for:

1. macOS:

• Detect ptrace() with PT_DENY_ATTACH,
• Check for known debuggers (lldb, gdb) via process list (sysctl),
• Block core dumps if applicable.

2. Windows:

• Use IsDebuggerPresent() and CheckRemoteDebuggerPresent() from WinAPI,
• Use NtQueryInformationProcess for advanced checks,
• Optionally: detect debugger windows or tools like x64dbg.

Please Note!

• Some methods may require elevated permissions (macOS PT_DENY_ATTACH must be called early),
• Anti-debugging is never bulletproof but raises the bar,
• All features must be behind platform checks to maintain compatibility.

Looking for contributors with experience in low-level macOS or Windows system programming.