fix: deep link parsing macos patch

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Re-added missing MacOS deep link parsing patch (mistakenly removed at #1726).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of the realm parameter for deep links on both Windows and MacOS, addressing trailing slashes and colons for better protocol formatting.
  • Enhanced test coverage for RealmLaunchSettings to ensure correct processing of realm URLs on macOS.

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Walkthrough

The changes enhance the ApplicationParametersParser.cs file by improving the handling of the realm parameter extracted from deep links. The update addresses platform-specific issues, adding logic to ensure proper formatting of the realm parameter for MacOS, while maintaining the previous fix for Windows regarding trailing slashes. Additionally, a new test method is introduced to validate this behavior on MacOS, ensuring comprehensive coverage for the RealmLaunchSettings class.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Explorer/Assets/Scripts/Global/AppArgs/...	Enhanced handling of the realm parameter for MacOS by ensuring proper formatting; retained previous Windows fix for trailing slashes.
Explorer/Assets/Scripts/Global/Tests/EditMode/...	Added a test method IgnoreMacOSRealmInvalidation to verify RealmLaunchSettings behavior for realm URLs on MacOS.

Poem

In the realm of code, we hop and play,
Fixing bugs that come our way.
With colons gone, and slashes neat,
Our app now dances, oh so sweet!
A patch for all, both Mac and Windows,
Hooray for changes, let joy bestow! 🐇✨

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