doc: clarify Linux-only build support in Dependencies section - #205
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Please also prefix your commit title with mirror:, which I've been using as a convention to show that it's not a commit we sync from the kernel repository.
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Add a note in the Dependencies section to clarify that building bpftool is only supported on Linux, as discussed in issue #193. This helps prevent confusion for users attempting to build on unsupported platforms like macOS.