fix: Windows file location support

[kt286]

• Use explorer /select, to open file location on Windows
• Keep Linux DBus implementation unchanged

Summary by Sourcery

Add OS-specific handling to open a media file's location, using Windows Explorer on Windows while keeping the existing DBus-based approach for Linux.

New Features:

• Support opening a media file's containing folder and selecting the file via Windows Explorer on Windows.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix failure to open file locations on Windows by introducing a Windows-specific implementation for showing media file paths.

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Reviewer's Guide

Implements Windows-specific logic to open a file’s containing folder and select it via Explorer, while preserving the existing Linux DBus behavior for showing file locations.

Sequence diagram for Presenter::showMetaFile platform-specific behavior

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Presenter
    participant QProcess
    participant QDBusInterface

    Caller->>Presenter: showMetaFile(hash)
    Presenter->>Presenter: metaFromHash(hash)
    alt [Q_OS_WIN]
        Presenter->>QProcess: startDetached(explorer, args)
    else [Linux]
        Presenter->>QDBusInterface: call(ShowItems, paths, startupId)
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add Windows-specific handling in Presenter::showMetaFile to open the file location via Explorer while keeping the Linux DBus path as-is.	Include Qt headers needed for desktop services, URLs, and process handling. Guard platform-specific behavior in Presenter::showMetaFile using Q_OS_WIN. On Windows, compute the absolute file path, convert it to native separators, and invoke explorer /select, via QProcess::startDetached. On non-Windows platforms, retain the existing DBus ShowItems call to org.freedesktop.FileManager1.	src/libdmusic/presenter.cpp

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