macOS: disable OpenGLES for Monado to fix EGL dependency error - #2
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On macOS with XQuartz installed, CMake finds
libGLESv2.dylibat/usr/X11R6/lib/libGLESv2.dylib, causing Monado to enableXRT_HAVE_OPENGLES. Monado then hard-requires EGL when OpenGLES is enabled — which doesn't exist on macOS — making the build fail unconditionally.Change
CMakeLists.txt: AddXRT_HAVE_OPENGLES OFFto theif(APPLE)block so Monado never tries to enable OpenGLES on macOSWiVRn uses Vulkan/MoltenVK on macOS, so OpenGLES is neither needed nor functional there.