fix: Fix memory estimation not working on MacOS#1330
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Manually tested on MacOs. Thanks @vladfrangu Two issues on MacOS in the original code before the PR:
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### Description - Use `pss` for memory estimation only on Linux. - Use `rss` for memory estimation only on MacOs. ### Issues - Closes: apify#1329
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### Description - Use `pss` for memory estimation only on Linux. - Use `rss` for memory estimation only on MacOs. ### Issues - Closes: #1329
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pssfor memory estimation only on Linux.rssfor memory estimation only on MacOs.Issues