This PR introduces a system property-based mechanism to disable native library loading in NativeView.java. It adds a check for the system property noa.native.disable, allowing users to suppress loading native libraries when required.

🔹 Changes & Fixes:
✅ Implemented System Property Check:

If -Dnoa.native.disable=true is set, the native library loading is skipped.
✅ Fixed Integer Parsing Issues:

Replaced Integer.valueOf() with Integer.parseInt() to prevent unnecessary autoboxing.
✅ Improved Exception Handling:

Wrapped System.load() in a try-catch block to avoid crashes if the library is missing or fails to load.
✅ Ensured Cross-Platform Support:

Adjusted native library path detection for Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
🔹 How to Use the Suppression Feature?
To disable native library loading, run the application with:

bash

-Dnoa.native.disable=true
Example usage:

bash

java -Dnoa.native.disable=true -jar yourApp.jar
With this flag enabled, the system will skip loading native libraries.

🛠️ Why This Change?
This change provides better control over native dependencies and ensures smoother execution in environments where native libraries might not be necessary or available.