The `-nosplash` option causes the display protocol (x11/wayland) to be incorrectly identified

Description

Using -nosplash causes the main window to open in xwayland mode when running on a Wayland display. Running without -nosplash opens the main window correctly in wayland mode.

I reverted to version 26.0.1 (as that was the version I had installed previously) and the wayland detection works as expected with or without the -nosplash option.

DBeaver Version

Community Edition 26.2.0

Operating System

Ubuntu 26.04.1

Database and driver

N/A

Steps to reproduce

1. Run dbeaver -nosplash
2. Run xwininfo and note that the crosshair appears when hovering over the dbeaver main window
3. The fonts will also be blurry if you have fractional font scaling enabled in your wayland window manager
4. Exit and run dbeaver (without the -nosplash option)
5. Run xwininfo and note that the crosshair does not appear when hovering over the dbeaver main window
6. The fonts will be clear

Additional context

1. Running under labwc
2. Launching from a terminal that has the appropriate WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-0 and XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland env vars set.