fix: enable Globe+F (fn+F) fullscreen shortcut#507
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SwiftUI lifecycle apps don't create a real NSMenuItem for "Enter Full Screen" — the shortcut shown in the View menu is a visual hint only, with no key equivalent binding. macOS maps Globe+F to ⌃⌘F, so install a local event monitor to bridge the gap.
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fn Fshortcut shown in the View menu is a visual hint only, with no key equivalent bindingAppDelegatethat catches ⌃⌘F and callstoggleFullScreen(nil)on the key windowInvestigation
.fullScreenPrimaryon main windows — didn't trigger macOS to create a real menu itemTest plan