gfx/dispserv_apple: plug two MRC leaks in macOS progress/resolution paths

This file compiles under MRC (the top-level Makefile only flips
-fobjc-arc on for gfx/drivers/metal.o and input/drivers_joypad/
mfi_joypad.o).  Two leaks that MRC exposes but ARC would have
auto-cleaned:

=== Leak 1: NSImageView 'iv' inside dispatch_once ===

apple_display_server_set_window_progress builds the dock-tile
progress indicator once per process:

    dispatch_once(&once, ^{
       NSDockTile *dockTile = [NSApp dockTile];
       NSImageView *iv = [[NSImageView alloc] init];   /* +1 */
       [iv setImage:...];
       [dockTile setContentView:iv];                    /* +1 parent-owned */
       indicator = [[NSProgressIndicator alloc] initWithFrame:...];
       [indicator setIndeterminate:NO];
       ...
       [iv addSubview:indicator];                       /* +1 parent-owned */
    });

At end of the block, 'iv' the local goes out of scope with a
retain count around +3.  The two parent-view retains are
legitimately owned; the +1 from alloc+init is ours to release
and was getting leaked for the app's lifetime.  Single-shot leak
(dispatch_once guards it to run exactly once) and only tens of
bytes, but still a genuine leak that a leaks(1) run would flag.

'indicator' stays intentionally +1 - it's a file-scope static
referenced from outside the block for subsequent setDoubleValue /
setHidden calls.  The block-local strong hand on it is the
reason it survives across dispatch_once invocations.

Fix: '[iv release]' at end of block.

=== Leak 2: displayModes + currentMode on OOM in get_resolution_list ===

apple_display_server_get_resolution_list acquires two
CGDisplay-family CF refs at the top of its macOS branch:

    CGDisplayModeRef currentMode  = CGDisplayCopyDisplayMode(mainDisplayID);
    CFArrayRef       displayModes = CGDisplayCopyAllDisplayModes(mainDisplayID, NULL);

Both are +1-owned under the Core Foundation 'Copy' naming rule.
The success path correctly CFRelease's both before returning
(lines 339-340 pre-patch).  The OOM path for the output-array
calloc at line 330 returned NULL without touching either:

    if (!(conf = (struct video_display_config*)calloc(*len, sizeof(...))))
       return NULL;     /* leaks displayModes + currentMode */

Fix: CFRelease both on the OOM exit.  Small objects but a leak of
system-owned Core Graphics state that persists across repeated
resolution-menu openings (the function is called every time the
user opens Settings > Video > Resolution on macOS).

Thread-safety: unchanged.  Both functions run on the main AppKit
thread.

Reachability: the progress indicator runs once per RetroArch
process on macOS when a task first reports progress via the
dock; the resolution-list function runs from menu open whenever
the user navigates to the display-settings page.  Neither is a
hot path, but both have been accumulating the leaks described
above on every macOS-MRC build since they were introduced.

Author: LibretroAdmin

gfx/display_servers/dispserv_apple.m

@@ -83,6 +83,20 @@ static bool apple_display_server_set_window_progress(void *data, int progress, b
 
       // Create a custom view for the dock tile
       [iv addSubview:indicator];
+
+      /* Under MRC (this file compiles under -fobjc-no-arc per the
+       * top-level Makefile), 'iv' is a local +1 from alloc+init.
+       * setContentView: and addSubview: each retained it for their
+       * own ownership, so at this point its true retain count is
+       * roughly +3.  The two parent-view retains are legitimately
+       * owned; the +1 from alloc+init is ours to release before
+       * the local goes out of scope, or it leaks for the app's
+       * lifetime.  'indicator' is intentionally leaked here - it's
+       * a file-scope static initialised inside dispatch_once, and
+       * holding that +1 across the app lifetime is how we keep it
+       * referenced for the subsequent setDoubleValue / setHidden
+       * calls outside the block. */
+      [iv release];
    });
    if (finished)
       [indicator setDoubleValue:(double)-1];
@@ -328,7 +342,19 @@ static bool apple_display_server_set_resolution(void *data,
    /* Set length and allocate config array for macOS */
    *len = (unsigned)[configArray count];
    if (!(conf = (struct video_display_config*)calloc(*len, sizeof(struct video_display_config))))
+   {
+      /* displayModes and currentMode are CFRetain'd +1 by their
+       * respective CGDisplayCopy* calls above (~line 250 / 266)
+       * and must be CFRelease'd on every exit path.  The success
+       * return below does this at lines 339-340; the pre-patch
+       * OOM path bypassed both and leaked them until the process
+       * died.  Each is a small CF object (handful of bytes) but
+       * a leak of system-owned Core Graphics state is still
+       * worth plugging. */
+      CFRelease(displayModes);
+      CFRelease(currentMode);
       return NULL;
+   }
 
    for (j = 0; j < *len; j++)
    {