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These debug logs are no longer necessary now that we know that it works.
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No longer planning on using this method. Ideally there would be a way to
save and restore the old default "mailto" handler bundle identifier,
but that's just too much of a pain and I don't want to bother.
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Turns out you can't register yourself as the default app handler when in
a sandbox, which apparently is the default when creating a new Xcode
project.
> that’s all…. except that I’m running my application in a Sandbox
> environment, and it returns the error -54 !
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> After trying to find a solution for this, and on the
> devforums.apple.com forum, it seems that there is currently no
> solution, Apple just decided to remove that feature since Yosemite….
> It still works on Mavericks. That of course very disappointing, and
> even not mentioned in the Apple’s documentation.
(https://blog.sovapps.com/make-your-application-reply-to-mailto-links/)
Fuck that. Turn off sandboxing. Yay it works now.
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This method is supposed to set CopyMailto as the default application for
"mailto" URLs. But it keeps giving me a `-54` error, or `202` status
code on the shell. WTF is going on?
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Turns out `CFStringRef` can be "toll-free bridged" with `NSString`,
allowing us to simplify the call.
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Add a class to get the current bundle handler for `mailto` URLs. It will
be extended to set CopyMailto as the default handler after saving the
original.
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