Add standard macOS app menu items for Hide/Show/Quit

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• New Features
  • Enhanced the macOS application menu by adding new options, including hide, hide others, show all, and quit functionalities along with visual separators, providing users with improved control over the application window and its visibility.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the macOS application menu configuration in the run function by adding several new menu items. These include two separators and options to hide the application, hide others, show all, and quit the application. The changes expand the menu options available to users without modifying existing functionalities.

Changes

File(s) Changed	Change Summary
frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs	Updated the run function to add new macOS menu items: a separator, "Hide", "Hide Others", "Show All", a second separator, and "Quit".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AppMenu
    participant Application
    User->>AppMenu: Clicks on a menu item (e.g., Hide App)
    AppMenu->>Application: Trigger corresponding action
    Application-->>AppMenu: Execute action and update UI

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• Add copy paste menu items #43: Enhances the application menu with an "Edit" submenu featuring clipboard operations, which connects to the overall effort of extending menu functionality.

Poem

Hop along the code-lined trail,
New menus bloom without fail.
Hide, show, and even quit,
A menu dance for every bit.
With whiskers twitching, I rap and play,
Celebrating code in a rabbit’s way!

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frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs (1)

98-103: Great addition of standard macOS menu items!

These additions follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for macOS applications. You've correctly implemented the standard app menu structure with:

• Proper grouping using separators
• Standard visibility controls (hide app, hide others, show all)
• Quit option in the expected location

The implementation leverages Tauri's built-in menu builder methods which will automatically handle the correct keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+H, Cmd+Q, etc.) and localization.

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PR Summary

This PR adds standard macOS menu items (Hide, Hide Others, Show All, and Quit) to comply with Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for desktop applications.

• Added macOS-specific menu items in frontend/src-tauri/src/lib.rs to improve platform compliance
• Implemented proper menu structure with appropriate separators between functional groups
• Integrated new menu items with existing code following established patterns for menu construction
• Enhanced user experience for macOS users with standard application controls they expect

AI: I've analyzed the changes to the Tauri application's menu structure, which properly implements essential macOS-specific functionality that users expect from native applications.

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