Allow macOS to have fudge factor in test_polyROI#2687
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I noticed a test failure locally when I tested after PyQt6 6.5 was released, it turned out to be a macOS issue, not a Qt version issue. Not sure when this test started failing, but the current macOS CI runs on macOS 12, whereas I have macOS 13.3.1 on my machine right now.