Add Ghostty terminal support for macOS launcher#1025
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Description
This pull request adds support for launching SMAPI in the Ghostty terminal emulator on macOS.
Problem
Currently, the macOS launcher script (
unix-launcher.sh) only checks for the presence of iTerm2 before falling back to the default macOS Terminal application. Users who prefer using Ghostty have to manually edit the launcher script or run SMAPI from their terminal.Solution
Added a check for
/Applications/Ghostty.appat the top of the terminal selection logic. If Ghostty is installed, the script will reopen the SMAPI terminal command in Ghostty. The implementation matches the existing style used for iTerm2 to ensure consistency and minimize changes to core logic.