Novice-friendly download links for Mac

Feature description

Not really a feature request but for accessibility.

We teach a lot of PhD students and postdocs version control and want to get them using GCM. However, many of them aren't from a software development/tech background, and pre-course prerequisites that point them at the Releases list and say "Install the right release for your architecture" are a thing a lot of them will bounce off, and lead to them not attending the course.

Just making a little GitHub Pages site that updates when you create a new release and has something like:

Download for Mac: 
* Apple Silicon (M1/M2)
* Older Macs

or including that text in the actual Release message would make it a lot easier for novices.
(Edit: Direct links to the Windows and "Ubuntu (.deb)" installers would help too, really. Aware obvs the .deb isn't Ubuntu-specific but that'll be distro of most novice Linux-users who're more comfortable with GUIs)

Completely understand if the answer is "Users who're not sure about the difference between x64 and ARM64 should probably just stick to GitHub Desktop" though. We see a lot of early-career researchers who're trained in a handful of command-line tools that their field depends on but don't have a very deep understanding beyond that, but I appreciate that might not be a sufficiently large audience for you.

Review the GCM Releases list and the proposed GitHub Pages approach; first determine whether the scope is release text or a separate site and how new releases would update it. Done means novice-facing direct links clearly identify Apple Silicon, older Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu .deb installers.