chore: Adding flag for pyglet downgrade for Apple Silicon Devices

[abanuelo]

Description

As a temporarily workaround in place, we are working to add some steps in the documentation FAQs to get Apple Silicon users of Scenic to downgrade to pyglet 1.5.26 to be able to generate multiple scenes.

Issue Link

#230

Checklist

• I have tested the changes locally via pytest and/or other means
• I have added or updated relevant documentation
• I have autoformatted the code with black and isort
• I have added test cases (if applicable)

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 91.31%. Comparing base (6f37d6c) to head (c0c0d95).
Report is 38 commits behind head on main.

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[dfremont]

It's not totally clear, but I think you're suggesting people edit pyproject.toml? I'm not sure that's a great idea since it's somewhat error-prone and changes their local version relative to what's in the repo. What about just telling them to go through the usual installation (including activating a virtual environment) and then run pip install pyglet==1.5.26? Then checking the version of pyglet shouldn't be necessary, but if you want to add that I'd suggest pip show pyglet since it will print a lot less unrelated information.

[lola831]

With PR #330 now updating our pyglet dependency to allow version 2.0.18—which fixes the Apple Silicon window termination issue—we no longer need these workarounds.