fix: always hide custom window decorations on linux#6076
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on linux, it doesn't really make sense to use non-native decorations since each desktop environment has its own thing and unique way to do it. better to just stay out of it even if it means a little extra wasted space.
Closes flathub/com.modrinth.ModrinthApp#4