[UI] Hide wine-related settings for games when Wine is not used #2008
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This PR fixes a regresion after refactoring the settings that some wine settings where showing up for native games (native linux, window or mac).
With this PR, all the wine-related settings (wine, prefix, extensions, fps, fsr, fsync, esync, system libraries) are only shown in linux for non-native games.
Fixes #1998
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