Fixed dependency with win32_registry and add Friendly name option #22
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This pull request updates the Windows implementation of protocol handler registration to support specifying a friendly application name, and also updates a dependency for compatibility and improvements.
Protocol registration improvements:
registermethod inProtocolHandlerWindowsnow accepts an optionalfriendlyAppNameparameter. If provided, the application name is registered under the protocol's registry key, allowing Windows to display a user-friendly name for the handler.Dependency updates:
win32_registrydependency has been updated from version^1.0.2to^2.1.0inpubspec.yamlto ensure compatibility with recent changes and improvements in the package.