✨ Use NSDockTilePlugIn to customize icon#1075
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NSDockTilePlugInto manage Loop's Dock icon, replacing the previous approach of only settingNSApp.applicationIconImage. This is the more "normal" way for an app to change its dock icon, and matches the implementation of other apps such as Arc.Changes
IconManagerupdates: When the icon changes, a distributed notification is posted so the dock plugin can react immediately. After setting the icon, the Dock's icon cache is deleted (best-effort) andSLSIconAppearanceConfigurationis re-saved to force the Dock to re-read the bundle's.iconfile (reference!)Icon.isDefaultcomputed property replaces the oldIcon.defaultstatic with a cleaner check againstCFBundleIconName.