Docs: Clarifying that it's "a" macOS machine, rather than "yours"
What does this MR do?
The current wording implies that the machine is local, changing the wording to be more inclusive.
Right now it states:
When you're done, GitLab Runner will be running on your macOS machine
This somewhat means that its the macOS machine we own. Changing your
to a
is inclusive as it includes VPS providers, other machines as well as other software running macOS (for example Virtual Machine software running macOS). From reading "your macOS machine" as a reader this implies its a machine we own, in other words a local machine.
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