Add reusable native Mod Settings navigation groundwork - #281
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Adds reusable native Mod Settings navigation for grouping controls into pages and collapsible sections.
The catalog separates stable setting identity from page placement, removes empty groups, and rebuilds native contexts safely when views are reused. Shared controls guard stale callbacks and reentrant writes.
This provides the navigation foundation; #282 registers the player-facing settings. Native navigation supports Windows x64 and macOS.
Depends on #277 and #280.
Uses the current modular native adapter, shared typed controls, page cleanup, and collapsed sections. Navigation remains independent of feature-specific registrations.
Validation: Windows release build passed. Settings fixtures passed. Mac ARM players confirmed settings, galaxy controls, and persistence on the combined integration build; Intel Mac runtime testing remains unconfirmed. Platform CI for this PR is tracked separately.