Client application startup and compatibility on macOS via emulation.

The client application is failing to launch on macOS when run through an emulator, getting stuck on the splash screen. This indicates a critical compatibility or initialization issue within the application's startup sequence under an emulated macOS environment. While direct macOS support might not be primary, emulator compatibility is often a proxy for broader environmental robustness and developer testing capabilities. This failure suggests potential dependencies not correctly resolved in the emulated environment, resource contention, or specific architectural assumptions that break down outside native execution. For a B2B SaaS client, such a blocking issue impacts not only potential macOS users but also developers or testers who rely on emulators for development and QA, hindering internal workflows and external adoption. This requires deep-dive debugging into the application's startup process and its interaction with the underlying OS and emulator layers.