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fix(desktop): Linux AppImage tray menu and system file-manager icons

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Resize Linux tray icons so StatusNotifier hosts show them, add Show/Hide/Close
context-menu actions, and resolve FreeDesktop theme icons for Open-in apps
(including the default file manager) instead of skipping Linux icon fetch.

Co-authored-by: Serhii Dziupin <makeittech@users.noreply.github.com>
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@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ Linux updates are supported only when the packaged app is running from a writabl
A loopback-only updater fixture is available for contributor QA of N-to-N+1 AppImage replacement and restart behavior. It is test infrastructure, not a user-configurable update source. See [`scripts/updater-e2e-fixture.md`](./scripts/updater-e2e-fixture.md) for the controlled test procedure. Unit tests cover feed selection, check failures, no-update results, and fixture generation; actual AppImage replacement and restart remains a manual native N-to-N+1 release boundary because it requires executing two packaged versions on each supported architecture.
The package supports macOS, Windows, and Linux desktop features. Linux AppImage builds include in-app window controls, auto-update, system tray, and launch-at-login (XDG autostart). Some native discovery helpers are platform-specific. For example, app icon fetching and app filtering currently only work on macOS, while opening files in installed apps and installed-app discovery work on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
The package supports macOS, Windows, and Linux desktop features. Linux AppImage builds include in-app window controls, auto-update, system tray (right-click Show / Hide / Close), and launch-at-login (XDG autostart). Opening files in installed apps, installed-app discovery, and FreeDesktop icon lookup (including the default file manager) work on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
The macOS menu bar item is enabled by default and can be disabled in General settings. The setting applies after restart; while disabled, Desktop does not create the native tray controller or start the renderer subscriptions, polling, quota refresh, or IPC updates that feed it.