Fix IL3050 NativeAOT warnings in WinUI and GNOME Program.cs

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Nickvision.Desktop recently annotated ConfigureWinUI<T>() and ConfigureAdw<T>() with [RequiresDynamicCode]. Calling these from unannotated Main methods produces IL3050 warnings under NativeAOT.

Changes

• Nickvision.Application.WinUI/Program.cs — Added [RequiresDynamicCode] to Main to propagate the attribute from ConfigureWinUI<T>()
• Nickvision.Application.GNOME/Program.cs — Added [RequiresDynamicCode] to Main to propagate the attribute from ConfigureAdw<T>()

[STAThread]
[RequiresDynamicCode("Calls ConfigureWinUI<T>() which may use dynamic code generation.")]
private static void Main(string[] args) { ... }

[RequiresDynamicCode("Calls ConfigureAdw<T>() which may use dynamic code generation.")]
public static async Task Main(string[] args) { ... }

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@copilot Does this prevent NativeAOT benefits?

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@copilot Does this prevent NativeAOT benefits?

No, this does not prevent NativeAOT benefits. Here's why:

[RequiresDynamicCode] is an annotation propagator, not a suppressor. It tells the AOT toolchain "this call chain involves methods that may use dynamic code." Since Main is the entry point, there is no further caller to propagate to — the annotation chain terminates here correctly.

The NativeAOT compilation itself is unaffected:

• The binary is still compiled fully to native code (no JIT)
• Startup and runtime performance benefits are preserved
• The [DynamicallyAccessedMembers(DynamicallyAccessedMemberTypes.PublicConstructors)] attribute on T in the Desktop library's ConfigureWinUI<T>() / ConfigureAdw<T>() ensures the AOT linker preserves the necessary constructors for those types at link time

The only alternative to silence these warnings without propagation would be to suppress them with [UnconditionalSuppressMessage], which would be less honest about the call chain. Propagating [RequiresDynamicCode] to Main is the correct pattern when the entry point is the end of the call chain.