Cocoa-Way launches native macOS Wayland compositor

This is the Wayland-era answer to XQuartz: niche, but exactly the kind of plumbing that can make Linux apps usable on Mac hardware. Rust + Smithay give it a serious technical base, but the real value is the UX bridge: making forwarding feel native enough that the workaround disappears.

• –It depends on `waypipe-darwin` plus a Linux host or container, so this is forwarding, not a local Linux runtime.
• –Native Metal/OpenGL rendering and HiDPI support are what make it feel like a real Mac window instead of a remote desktop.
• –Developers are already discussing it in the context of XQuartz, Parallels, OrbStack, and other Wayland-on-macOS experiments, which suggests real demand for this niche.
• –The repo is still early, with thin docs and a recent arm64-only `v0.2.0`, so stability and onboarding will decide whether it sticks.
• –If Wayland-only Linux apps keep spreading, this kind of bridge could become a surprisingly important workaround for Mac-first developers.