Mac: Allow interaction with FloatingForm when it has WindowStyle.None or Default #2235
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A FloatingForm is analogous to an NSPanel on Mac, which should allow interaction while the application is active. The user should be able to resize the form, even if the owner of the FloatingForm has been set. This fixes the issue where the mouse cursor would not update when trying to resize a FloatingForm if its owner was set, which automatically sets the level of the window to Normal. Now we set the level of the NSPanel to Floating when its owner has focus, and Normal when it does not have focus.