I’m afraid not. And I doubt there ever will specifically be something to move files around and replace them with symlinks in PyInstaller since the real fix would be for PyInstaller not to put libraries in the MacOS folder to begin with. Nobody is going to wire in a workaround when they know that they could be fixing it instead. That fix will be harder than it sounds however because it will require mucking around with embedded linker paths so that all the various components can still find each other. Unfortunately, PyInstaller doesn’t have any regular macOS developers so macOS specific stuff tends to fall by the wayside.
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