add toontown launcher.app

[vitorgalvao]

Closes #8035.

[tapeinosyne]

Is there value in duplicating the token as a name stanza when the branding clearly uses a different proper name? With regard to toontown-launcher, there seems to be clear indication that the software's name (as understood by vendor and users) is ”Toontown Rewritten”, while “Toontown Launcher” is an incidentality of the app bundle.

[DarthMDev]

Yep thats why i used toontown-rewritten

[vitorgalvao]

@mgracer48 As linked in my comment, the name you gave didn’t conform to the token reference, as that must follow the app bundle’s name. name also wasn’t freeform, but a direct copy of the token.

@ndr-qef Duplicating the token as name is as a preparation to when name becomes mandatory. As to the app’s branding, it isn’t as clear as it seems at first (far from it, the more I look into it). “Toontown Rewritten” is used on the website and on the app bundle’s name when viewed in the Finder, while “Toontown Launcher” is used on the mounted dmg, the app’s name in the Terminal, and when opening the app itself.

The discrepancy between the name in the Finder and in a shell, which I only noticed when writing this reply, will also need to be fixed like devonthink-pro-office.

[DarthMDev]

I see, I get it now.

[rolandwalker]

@ndr-qef it's a good point that name is repetitive, but when implementing I didn't see a way around that compromise, because there isn't an algorithm to go from token -> name in all cases.

A notation meaning "this name could be generated by capitalization of the token" would take up as many lines as just writing out the name, and would make Casks non-uniform.