Strange message when starting debug (Detected Qt Version: 0x0)

Hello

I just reinstalled the latest Qt 6.5.1 on my Mac Book Pro M1. Before reinstalling the latest version here is what I did.

1. I uninstalled the previous version using Maintenance Tool (Remove All).
2. Removed all "qt" instances from ~/.local, ~/.config and ~/Library
3. I made sure /opt/Qt was removed by Maintenance Tool, this is the path where I always install Qt.
4. My zsh env variables are set to

QT_SELECT=6
QT_VERSION=6.5.1
QT_PLUGIN_PATH=/opt/local/qtPlugins:/opt/local/qtcharts:
PATH contains "/opt/Qt/6.5.1/macos/bin"

 
 Now, I downloaded the latest online installer and selected 6.5.1 excluding iOS and Android.
After the installation, I rebooted my machine, and after login in I opened Qt Creator and then a cmake project. This is a small "C" console utility. It is NOT C++ and has no Qt parts in it.
After building the project, I do set the breakpoint in the very first line of the main and start debugging. Every time I start debugging I see this message on Application Output.

Detected Qt Version: 0x0 (namespace='no namespace')
Found function QObject::property: 0x0
Found function QObject::customEvent: 0x0

Not sure if I am missing something in my cmake CMakeList.txt.
If I open the "clock" Qt example, I do not see this message in Application Output.

In addition, If I open a new Qt Creator and do not open any projects, and I look into Kits I see this "warning" in Qt Versions.

Checking in Terminal, I can see the path to making is valid. I can here is version output

~ /opt/Qt/6.5.1/macos/bin/qmake --version
QMake version 3.1
Using Qt version 6.5.1 in /opt/Qt/6.5.1/macos/lib

When I hover over the yellow warning icon I see this message. Nothing else. This looks correct.

Qt Version
     6.5.1
Location of make
      /opt/Qt/6.5.1/macos/bin/qmake