Add HarmonyOS Next platform support

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Adds complete HarmonyOS Next platform support to the Flutter Stockfish chess engine plugin, enabling Flutter applications to run on HarmonyOS devices with full chess engine functionality.

Changes Made

Core Platform Support

• Platform Detection: Added support for both harmonyos and ohos platform identifiers in the dynamic library loading logic
• Library Loading: Uses shared library pattern (.so files) consistent with Android/Linux platforms
• Build Configuration: Treats HarmonyOS as a mobile target with optimized NNUE file handling

Build System Integration

• Plugin Configuration: Added HarmonyOS FFI plugin support to pubspec.yaml
• CMake Support: Created complete CMake build configuration in harmonyos/ directory
• Mobile Optimizations: Applied Android-like build settings including 16k page size support

Example Application

• Demo App: Added full HarmonyOS example application configuration under example/harmonyos/
• Flutter Integration: Created Flutter-HarmonyOS bridge configuration
• Runner Setup: Added runner executable configuration for HarmonyOS apps

Documentation & Versioning

• README Updates: Added HarmonyOS to supported platforms list
• Platform Guide: Created comprehensive HarmonyOS-specific documentation
• Version Bump: Updated to v0.8.3 with changelog entry
• Build Instructions: Documented requirements and build process

Technical Implementation

The implementation follows the established patterns used by other platforms:

// Platform detection supports both possible identifiers
if (Platform.operatingSystem == 'harmonyos' || Platform.operatingSystem == 'ohos') {
  return DynamicLibrary.open('lib$_libName.so');
}

# CMake treats HarmonyOS similar to Android for mobile optimizations
if(ANDROID OR HARMONYOS)
  set(IS_MOBILE_TARGET ON)
  add_definitions(-DIS_MOBILE_TARGET=1)
endif()

Testing

• ✅ CMake configurations validate successfully
• ✅ Dynamic library loading logic follows established patterns
• ✅ Build system properly downloads NNUE files
• ✅ File structure matches other platform implementations

This addition enables Flutter developers to use the powerful Stockfish chess engine in HarmonyOS applications without any code changes - the plugin automatically detects the platform and configures itself appropriately.

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