macOS arm64 Processor Rendering Issues (Episode 9)

[CreativeMasterBonin]

After trying this tutorial for a bit, it seems something is off about OpenGL 3.3 on arm64 (macOS).

Although I can get a texture showing something with the UV and elements defined. Copying code verbatim just for testing... it seems that the texture is showing little to almost none of the entire texture, perhaps only showing a tiny portion of it. The shader files are exactly the same as the tutorial suggests.

The only difference is the processor type and libraries being LWJGL 3 and OpenGL arm64 libraries.

This is strange as other games that use this combination (and use older OpenGL calls) don't seem to throw errors or graphical issues as far as I can tell on arm64. Is there perhaps a glaring issue in the code?

My level editor class that sets up the texture:
https://gist.github.com/CreativeMasterBonin/256845cf9029bbcbdfc136235282bac7

Another issue is that Shader.java can never get past the first "#type" + eol + 6 line. It seems the GLSL shader file isn't formatted properly, yet it is an exact match of the shader files given in the tutorial.

https://gist.github.com/CreativeMasterBonin/80ab408ac5aceb41cd6a835420ad83d0

I had to separate the two files and load them as is to get the box to appear in the window without an error.

vertex: https://gist.github.com/CreativeMasterBonin/719894507f9bff0efbc524ac82858fdd
fragment: https://gist.github.com/CreativeMasterBonin/393d2e37173640824276950824a22f27

Even the texture class seemed to match up with the code: https://gist.github.com/CreativeMasterBonin/9e741a6428d6f58a33f68cdab14bbaf2

Anyone got any ideas why this isn't working despite the code being exactly the same?

[CreativeMasterBonin]

Another very important note:
All LWJGL libraries are 3.3.6 (both a standard and macOS arm64 specific library exist).

[CreativeMasterBonin]

The resulting window rendered scene:

what was expected (or close to) based on input image:

The input image was a 128x128 pixel RGBA PNG image (the image in the expected result is exactly the same as the original image for comparison of what was expected, if that makes any sense). Other than this, the blinking shader code with the color box from previous episodes did work.