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It seemed to work without this, but I figure it's better to be more
explicit.
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The About, Hide, and Quit menu items all include the application name in
their titles.
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These don't work yet, but this is the default list in a Cocoa
application created with Xcode.
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Found out there's an `addItemWithTitle:action:keyEquivalent:` in
`NSMenu` that allows us to skip allocating the menu item ourselves.
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Add functions that will create the menus in the application.
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Forgot this when I added it.
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Decided to use Core Foundation naming conventions here instead of
C-style lowercase. It seems to fit better with the Objective-C code.
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Put the menu code in its own file to keep it more organised. We're also
going to be adding a lot more code here for the base main menu.
Wasn't sure if I should be releasing these menu objects, but it looks
like the application works when I do release them, so maybe
`setMainMenu` does a retain or copy.
I can't decide if I should use C-style identifiers or Foundation-style
in the menu file.
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Move the window creation to a separate class, and also allow us to take
advantage of `NSApplicationDelegate` protocol methods.
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Create a simple windowed Cocoa application with an application menu and
a "Quit" menu item.
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