Pass build parameters correctly, enable dex and macho modules

[foundkey]

Fix for #254

According to the discussion under this PR, build parameters should be added via the setup.cfg file.

Enabling modules cuckoo and magic requires the build machine to install additional libraries. To avoid major CI changes, keep them disabled.

The openssl part will be automatically enabled based on whether there is openssl in the build environment, so there is no need to configure and enable it.
If oepnssl is manually configured and enabled, an error will occur when building the -macosx_universal2 wheel. Because the macos build environment cannot provide the arm version of openssl dependent libraries. Due to parameter passing issues in previous builds, the -macosx_universal2 version of the package did not enable openssl and did not include the hash module.

I kept the -macosx_universal2 version of the build, but it still doesn't have openssl enabled, and it still doesn't include the hash module. This may cause confusion for arm64 macos users, so according to #253 , a build of sdist was added. This allows advanced users to use local build installations if necessary.

In addition, according to the instructions in the CI log:
https://github.blog/changelog/2023-09-22-github-actions-transitioning-from-node-16-to-node-20/
I upgraded the version of docker/setup-qemu-action.

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[plusvic]

Both dex and macho should be disabled by default. These modules are not stable or tested enough and never have been included in the official build. They are kept for anyone who wants to use them on their own risk.

[foundkey]

Based on the configuration in the CI file(publish-to-pypi.yml#L70), I thought these features were enabled by default. The actual situation is that the previous maintainer had the intention to enable it, but because the parameters were not passed correctly (refer to cibuildwheel's documentation), the build did not enable these features, which is as you expected.

[foundkey]

I committed a new commit, disabled dex and macho modules by default.