//go:build darwin

package main

// There is no tray on macOS, and that is a decision rather than an omission.
//
// macOS has exactly ONE main run loop and AppKit insists that windows and
// status items are created on it. Wails already owns that loop. Two attempts,
// both crashing within a second of launch:
//
//	systray.Run              -> SIGTRAP inside cgo: nativeLoop() takes the
//	                            main loop for itself, and Wails has it
//	systray.RunWithExternalLoop -> "NSWindow should only be instantiated on
//	                            the main thread!" - it registers in the
//	                            existing NSApplication but still builds
//	                            AppKit objects, and Wails' OnStartup is not
//	                            the main thread
//
// Making it work needs the status item created through a main-queue dispatch
// inside Wails' own lifecycle, which is real work for a build whose entire
// purpose is demoing on a developer's Mac. Windows is the platform this ships
// to and its tray is the shop manager's only control surface; here the window
// is right there in the Dock.
//
// The consequence is handled rather than left: with no tray there would be no
// way back from a hidden window and no way to quit, so on macOS closing the
// window stops the engine and exits. See main.go.
func startSystray(onReady func()) {}