KWin for wayland uses the `.desktop` file to determine whether a process
is allowed to access some wayland services.
This would be fine if there was a stable interface to map a process to a
`.desktop` file.
Since there is no such interface, they are scanning `.desktop` files for
one where the executable path matches the resolved file "exe" from
`/proc/$PID/exe`.
This would be fine, if we didn't wrap many (most?) KDE/Plasma binaries.
Since we are wrapping binaries, the `exe` symlink points to a wrapped
binary. No `.desktop` file will match for the wrapped binary.
The solution here is to peel away at the `.${name}-wrapped` layers until
we have the intended name for the executable.
It is expected that no `.desktop` file will ever point to a wrapped
binary.
