Implemented Apple biome file parser

[rick-slin]

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The parser handles the Apple biome files (aka SEGB). Two parser plugins are included for application installation and launch.

Related issue (if applicable): fixes #4812

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[joachimmetz]

Thanks for the PR, I'll take a look as time permits.

[joachimmetz]

rebased with upstream for failing CI tests

[joachimmetz]

@rick-slin PTAL, CI tests are failing https://github.com/log2timeline/plaso/actions/runs/8957629211/job/24600914034?pr=4878#step:7:3036

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ERROR: testExamineEventAndCompileReport (analysis.browser_search.BrowserSearchAnalysisTest)
Tests the ExamineEvent and CompileReport functions.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/tests/analysis/browser_search.py", line 23, in testExamineEventAndCompileReport
    storage_writer = self._ParseAndAnalyzeFile(
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./tests/analysis/test_lib.py", line 76, in _ParseAndAnalyzeFile
    storage_writer = self._ParseFile(path_segments, parser)
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./tests/analysis/test_lib.py", line 138, in _ParseFile
    self._ProcessEventData(storage_writer)
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./tests/analysis/test_lib.py", line 148, in _ProcessEventData
    event_data_timeliner = timeliner.EventDataTimeliner(
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/timeliner.py", line 61, in __init__
    self._ReadConfigurationFile()
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/timeliner.py", line 354, in _ReadConfigurationFile
    for timeliner_definition in configuration_file.ReadFromFile(path):
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/yaml_timeliner_file.py", line 120, in ReadFromFile
    for yaml_definition in self._ReadFromFileObject(file_object):
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/yaml_timeliner_file.py", line 108, in _ReadFromFileObject
    yield self._ReadTimelinerDefinition(yaml_definition)
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/yaml_timeliner_file.py", line 88, in _ReadTimelinerDefinition
    timeliner_definition.attribute_mappings = {
  File "/__w/plaso/plaso/./plaso/engine/yaml_timeliner_file.py", line 89, in <dictcomp>
    attribute_mapping['name']: attribute_mapping['description']
KeyError: 'description'

[rick-slin]

The more I think about this PR, the more I'm convinced that reverse engineering proto definition files and compiling them into the python classes for proper parsing is the better solution. @joachimmetz What do you think? It will take more work on my end, but I think it would be worthwhile. Would the proto file be part of the plaso repo or just the compile python classes?