Trim macOS desktop entitlements - #10490
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Trim macOS desktop entitlements to those goose first-party code uses and add the missing microphone and Apple Events usage descriptions
Also adds
ui/desktop/forge.config.tsentries for things we do need (audio input)Summary
We don't need all the entitlements listed in
ui/desktop/entitlements.plistfor first party goose code. Extensions may need them but from a goose perspective we have decided we don't need to declare things our first party code doesn't need.The effect of this will be that the extensions that need this functionality will need to include tool or server descriptions that inform goose that the user will need to manually add permission (for things like Downloads, Contacts, Reminders, etc) access. goose also does a good job generally handling errors and informing the user what they need to do anyway.
Testing
Manual/local
Related Issues
Relates to #10286
Screenshots/Demos (for UX changes)
N/A