fix(desktop): add macOS settings menu entry#26081
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Issue for this PR
Closes #26080
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What does this PR do?
Adds the existing
Settingsaction to the macOS app menu in the desktop app.The settings UI already existed and
Cmd+,already opened it, but there was no matchingSettingsitem in the standard macOS app menu. This change wires the new menu entry to the existingsettings.opencommand, so it uses the same behavior that was already present.How did you verify your code works?
I ran the desktop app locally on macOS and verified that:
Settingsnow appears in theOpenCodeapp menuOpenCode > Settingsopens the settings dialogCmd+,still opens the same settings dialogScreenshots / recordings
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