Add support for IDE installed in user's home directory

[wojtekn]

Related issues

• Fixes Feature Request: Support PhpStorm installed from JetBrains Toolbox app #21 (STU-2)

Proposed Changes

Currently, Studio only checks for VS Code and PHPStorm in the system-wide /Applications directory. This change adds support for detecting these apps in the user's ~/Applications directory as well.

Testing Instructions

1. Install VS Code or PHPStorm in your user's Applications folder (~/Applications)
2. Verify that Studio detects the app in the user's Applications folder
3. Verify that Studio still detects apps in the system-wide /Applications folder
4. Verify that the detection still works on Windows

Pre-merge Checklist

• Have you checked for TypeScript, React or other console errors?

[ivan-ottinger]

The changes look good and work as expected. 👌🏼

I have tested the PR with PHPStorm on macOS and Studio picked it up correctly in both locations (user's ~/Applications and system-wide /Applications).

[sejas]

Thanks for the change. I confirm I was able to open VSCode and PHP Storm in MacOS.
This PR doesn't change the way we open the app using deep links: 👍

studio/src/ipc-handlers.ts

Lines 1097 to 1104 in 17e5b6e

	if ( isInstalled( 'vscode' ) ) {
	// Open site first to ensure the file is opened within the site context
	await shell.openExternal( `vscode://file/${ server.details.path }?windowId=_blank` );
	await shell.openExternal( `vscode://file/${ path }` );
	} else if ( isInstalled( 'phpstorm' ) ) {
	// Open site first to ensure the file is opened within the site context
	await shell.openExternal( `phpstorm://open?file=${ path }` );
	}

[wojtekn]

Thanks for reviewing and testing @ivan-ottinger and @sejas .

This PR doesn't change the way we open the app using deep links: 👍

Correct, it only changes the part that checks if apps are installed. The rest is unchanged and relies on deep links.