MClash 1.5.3

This patch continues the native runtime migration while making the main
configuration workflow easier to understand and safer to operate.

Entrances now present macOS System Proxy and App Routing together as entry
points. App Routing is no longer duplicated as a hidden rule-side switch;
named HTTP, SOCKS5, and TUN entries remain editable in the workbench.
Native diagnostics hide retained legacy listener details. A native runtime
never creates or advertises an imported mixed-port/allow-lan listener.
Inline rule sets preserve explicit targets, and local classical text sets
can be loaded with a bounded 4 MiB parser. URL/YAML/MRS providers remain
explicit compatibility boundaries until their native loaders are complete.
Traffic quick-rule suggestions are deduplicated and stable, flow history has
deterministic paging, and active observations are terminally closed when a
runtime stops.
Concurrent Hysteria2 authentication is coalesced at the transport boundary;
this improves correctness without claiming full Hysteria2 wire support.

The distribution remains native-only and does not ship a Mihomo executable.
The production /Applications/MClash.app is not modified by validation.

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