DesktopHelper: Add openUrl abstraction to support iOS #12698
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As mentioned in #12674 (comment), iOS supports opening files in the native Files app by replacing
file://URLs withshareddocuments://URLs. To avoid duplication, this PR introduces a new abstraction,DesktopHelper::openUrlwhich serves as a drop-in replacement forQDesktopServices::openUrlthat handles this schema mapping on iOS.Since #12688 makes the config directory (including controller mappings etc.) user-accessible, links to the settings directory or user mappings "just work", even on iOS:
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