added a macOS native application menu with Cmd+H mapped to hide the app windows
added a macOS window menu entry with Cmd+W mapped to hide the active window
kept Cmd+Q as an explicit application quit action
added localized menu strings for the new macOS menu entries
Why
The macOS build only registered a minimal native menu, so standard macOS shortcuts like Cmd+H, Cmd+W, and Cmd+Q were not fully wired into the application lifecycle.
Impact
macOS users now get the expected shortcut behavior:
Cmd+H hides the app windows
Cmd+W hides the current window instead of acting like quit
Cmd+Q still exits the app
Root cause
The app-level NativeMenu only exposed Settings and Exit, and the main window behavior relied on close interception rather than native macOS menu shortcut bindings.
Validation
inspected the macOS Avalonia menu and window lifecycle code paths
ran git diff --check
attempted dotnet build src/BD.WTTS.Client.Avalonia.App/BD.WTTS.Client.Avalonia.App.csproj, but dotnet is not installed in this environment
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What changed
Why
The macOS build only registered a minimal native menu, so standard macOS shortcuts like Cmd+H, Cmd+W, and Cmd+Q were not fully wired into the application lifecycle.
Impact
macOS users now get the expected shortcut behavior:
Root cause
The app-level NativeMenu only exposed Settings and Exit, and the main window behavior relied on close interception rather than native macOS menu shortcut bindings.
Validation