fix: BSD support in tauri-runtime

[mewi99]

Hello. The most important change in this PR is the addition of the *bsd configuration options to the cfg attribute on top of Runtime's new_any_thread() method signature.
This ensures that implementing Runtime for Wry in tauri-runtime-wry doesn't cause a function not a member of trait Runtime error.

I also added the same options to places where, due to the practical similarities with Linux, it makes sense to have them and not treat the BSDs like they are entirely different platforms.

This does not mean full Tauri support on the BSDs, but after these changes and a few patches to a couple of dependecies, I was able to run the helloworld example successfully on FreeBSD, and I was able to compile another project that uses Tauri.

[github-actions]

Package Changes Through e3ac518

There are 7 changes which include tauri-utils with patch, tauri-build with patch, tauri-cli with patch, @tauri-apps/cli with patch, tauri-runtime-wry with patch, tauri-runtime with patch, tauri with patch

Planned Package Versions

The following package releases are the planned based on the context of changes in this pull request.

package	current	next
tauri-utils	2.8.1	2.8.2
tauri-bundler	2.7.5	2.7.6
tauri-runtime	2.9.2	2.9.3
tauri-runtime-wry	2.9.3	2.9.4
tauri-codegen	2.5.2	2.5.3
tauri-macros	2.5.2	2.5.3
tauri-plugin	2.5.2	2.5.3
tauri-build	2.5.3	2.5.4
tauri	2.9.5	2.9.6
@tauri-apps/cli	2.9.6	2.9.7
tauri-cli	2.9.6	2.9.7

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[meow2149]

Hello. The most important change in this PR is the addition of the *bsd configuration options to the cfg attribute on top of Runtime's new_any_thread() method signature. This ensures that implementing Runtime for Wry in tauri-runtime-wry doesn't cause a function not a member of trait Runtime error.

I also added the same options to places where, due to the practical similarities with Linux, it makes sense to have them and not treat the BSDs like they are entirely different platforms.

This does not mean full Tauri support on the BSDs, but after these changes and a few patches to a couple of dependecies, I was able to run the helloworld example successfully on FreeBSD, and I was able to compile another project that uses Tauri.

I really enjoyed reading this PR — the BSD changes and your explanations were thoughtful, clear, and honestly a pleasure to go through.

It made me curious about the person behind the code, so I wanted to say hi 🙂
If you’re open to it, I’d like to follow each other on GitHub and stay in touch. I have a feeling I’d enjoy seeing more of what you work on.

[FabianLars]

thanks for the pr :)