feat(transparent-player): Added Linux and macOS support

[its-iris]

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Pull request overview

This PR extends the transparent-player plugin to support Linux and macOS platforms, which was previously Windows-only. The changes introduce platform-specific material types and refactor the code into separate files for better organization.

Changes:

• Added macOS vibrancy material types (WINDOW, FULLSCREEN_UI, CONTENT, UNDER_WINDOW, UNDER_PAGE) to the MaterialType enum
• Refactored plugin code into separate menu.ts and backend.ts files with platform-specific logic
• Added Linux-specific initialization code in src/index.ts to enable transparency support with required command-line switches
• Removed Platform.Windows restriction to allow the plugin to work on all platforms
• Changed default material type from ACRYLIC to NONE for cross-platform compatibility

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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File	Description
src/plugins/transparent-player/types.ts	Added macOS-specific material type enum values and reorganized the enum with comments
src/plugins/transparent-player/menu.ts	New file containing platform-specific menu logic that filters material types based on the operating system
src/plugins/transparent-player/index.ts	Refactored to extract menu and backend logic to separate files; removed Windows platform restriction and changed default config
src/plugins/transparent-player/backend.ts	New file containing backend logic with platform-specific window material handling for Windows (setBackgroundMaterial) and macOS (setVibrancy)
src/index.ts	Added Linux-specific configuration for transparent-player plugin, including required command-line switches and hardware acceleration handling

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[ArjixWasTaken]

Does this plugin support freebsd?
If not, then please add the platform property back to the createPlugin object, and explicitly specify the supported platforms.