Update CMake to build with intrinsics on Apple M1#597
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On Apple M1 machines, building failed to determine the system was an arm machine and therefore failed to build with the appropriate intrinsic header. Adding a check for `arm64` fixes the issue.
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On Apple M1 machines, building failed to determine the system was an arm machine and therefore silently failed to build with the appropriate intrinsic header. Adding a check for
arm64fixes the issue.