Add basic support for Mac and Linux #52
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This PR brings very basic support for Mac and Linux.
Unfortunately due to Electron clipboard API it's impossible to do a serious clipboard handling.
In addition to that it forced me to do tens of hacks/tweaks.
For now it works only with types supported by default by Electron so types like:
text/plaintext/htmltext/rtfimage/pngI did a quick search for a Node package that would solve this issue, but all the clipboard libraries are super simple, limited to putting text/HTML - so essentially same thing that is exposed by Electron API.
In terms of Linux support I tested it on Ubuntu 17.
Closes #20, closes #21.