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I'm in virtually the same situation, although qbit is running in Docker through a Gluetun/Wireguard tunnel, so that part works fine.
I really wanted to do split tunnel on my Mac to access my tracker's site (all Linux ISOs, of course) through the same tunnel, and haven't had any success.
My workaround is running LibreWolf (modded Firefox) in the same stack, through the same tunnel. It's not ideal, but at least it works.
Do update if you find a solution!
Not sure if they have a client for Mac but I dropped Eddie and started using WireSock on Windows. You just configure a Wireguard config on AirVPNs site and then import it. Wiresock allows you to configure split tunneling.
Heard about WireSock, but I'm on macOS, "sadly".
I imagine there must be some other third party clients that allow you to import a Wireguard or OpenVPN config with split tunneling.
Edit: I turned my imagination into googling and it looks like a Wireguard split tunnel might work on a Mac but probably might not also. OpenVPN seemed more promising but I didn't do a whole lot of reading.