unimplemented stubs in Inkscape's Platypus wrapper

[Lazerbeak12345]

Expected Result
What did you expect to happen?

The wrapper should be able to launch Inkscape (and then be able to forward the events)

Actual Result
What did happen?

The app exits gracefully, and these stubs are logged:

STUB: InitCursor called
STUB: AEInstallEventHandler called
STUB: AEInstallEventHandler called
STUB: AEInstallEventHandler called
STUB: AEInstallEventHandler called
STUB: GetApplicationEventTarget called
STUB: InstallEventHandler called
STUB: CreateNibReference
STUB: SetMenuBarFromNib
STUB: DisposeNibReference
STUB: AECreateDesc called
STUB: OpenDefaultComponent called
STUB: RunApplicationEventLoop called

• InitCursor
• AEInstallEventHandler
• GetApplicationEventTarget
• InstallEventHandler
• CreateNibReference
• SetMenuBarFromNib
• DisposeNibReference
• AECreateDesc
• OpenDefaultComponent
• RunApplicationEventLoop

Steps To Reproduce
If possible, what steps can you take to reproduce the issue?

1. Get Inkscape-0.92.2-1-x11-10.7-x86_64.dmg from the official release here. Be advised that this version is not the latest version of Inkscape, and is outdated. I'm using it for testing purposes only (and because it's FOSS).
2. Install the dmg in the usual fashion
3. Run this: STUB_VERBOSE=1 /Applications/Inkscape.app/Contents/MacOS/Inkscape

Other applications also using the platypus wrapper likely also exibit this behavior.

System Information
What system are you using?

Software	Version
Linux Kernel	6.12.27-1-lts
Darling	b7a59db

This is a follow-up to #1590

[Lazerbeak12345]

Just wanted to add a quick update:

I've determined that I need to really and deeply understand what I'm implementing, and what I'm building upon to be able to make further progress.

I'm taking a refresher course on C and C++, followed by a beginner course on Obj-C. I'll then take beginner courses on Cocoa and Carbon.

It's a lot, but the knowledge gap here is too great for me to implement things.

I can, however, continue adding stubs as I go. Stubs aren't that hard.