Lower Spotlight priority for shared Windows applications

Feature request: please add an option to lower the macOS Spotlight / Launch Services priority of shared Windows applications while keeping "Share Windows applications with Mac" enabled.

Current behavior:

- When Windows applications are shared with macOS, Parallels creates macOS-visible app bundles under Applications (Parallels).
- Spotlight treats these shared Windows apps like normal Mac applications.
- For common queries such as "terminal", "calculator", "outlook", or other generic app names, a Windows app can appear before the native macOS app.
- Accidentally selecting the Windows app can start or switch to the VM when the user intended to open the native Mac app.

Existing workarounds are too coarse:

- Turning off "Share Windows applications with Mac" removes useful Mac-side launching entirely.
- Adding Applications (Parallels) to Spotlight Privacy hides all shared Windows apps from Spotlight.
- Manually deleting generated app bundles is not durable.
- Per-app hiding would help, but it still requires micromanagement.

Requested behavior:

Please provide a Parallels Desktop setting that keeps shared Windows apps available to macOS, but ranks them below native macOS applications in Spotlight / app search results when names match or are similar.

Possible setting names:

- Show shared Windows applications after native Mac apps in macOS search
- Lower Spotlight priority for shared Windows applications

Expected result:

- Shared Windows apps remain launchable from macOS.
- Native macOS apps are preferred for common searches.
- Users do not need to completely disable Windows app sharing just to avoid search-result conflicts.