@theresnotime unfortunately there's some major issues which requires someone with spoons to do some hardcore low-level platform work

specifically: the reverse-engineering tooling (which runs macos in a VM in order to intercept and record how macos interacts with the hardware) is not compatible with changes apple made to the boot flow

if you boot a mach-o boot object, the bootloader automatically loads "SPTM" (a piece of code which enforces page table permissions such as W^X) and sets up the MMU. SPTM uses some very special apple-proprietary instruction set extensions. this isn't compatible with how the RE tooling currently works

if you boot a "raw" boot object, the bootloader gives you full control with MMU off (i.e. W+X is allowed), but the apple-proprietary instructions are all disabled. this isn't compatible with booting macOS