[codex] Support Windows custom protocol URLs#25
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Summary
@module-federation/taurihttp://module-federation.localhost/...requests back to the real remote URL in the Rust pluginRoot Cause
Tauri custom protocols do not use the same URL shape on every platform. macOS, iOS, and Linux can use
module-federation://..., but Windows and Android route custom protocols throughhttp://<scheme>.localhost/....The runtime package always emitted
module-federation://localhost:3002/..., which can fail in Windows WebView2 before the Tauri protocol handler gets a usable request.Fixes #20.
Validation
cargo test --manifest-path packages/tauri-plugin/Cargo.tomlpnpm --filter @module-federation/tauri buildpnpm buildNote: validated locally on macOS with unit coverage for the Windows URL form; this still needs confirmation on a Windows machine.