feat: add X11 fallback for Wayland compositors#27
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Add test_protocol_available() function to check if the wlr_data_control protocol is available before selecting the Wayland backend. This allows richclip to fall back to X11 when running on Wayland compositors that don't support the wlroots-specific protocol (e.g., WSLg, GNOME Mutter). Also improve error messages for bind_singleton failures to make debugging easier when the protocol is not available.
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Add test_protocol_available() function to check if the wlr_data_control
protocol is available before selecting the Wayland backend. This allows
richclip to fall back to X11 when running on Wayland compositors that
don't support the wlroots-specific protocol (e.g., WSLg, GNOME Mutter).
Also improve error messages for bind_singleton failures to make debugging
easier when the protocol is not available.