(Feature Request) A PyQt interface to create a Mac OS X distributable bundle

I believe it would help the adoption of ZeroNet if there was a distributable bundle available for users that ran as a docked (system tray) application.

ie, BitMessage comes as a distributable bundle that users on Mac platforms can download to run as system tray applications. They don't have to worry about installing python dependencies, as most users wouldn't even know where to begin on that.

Ideally a ZeroNet Qt interface would provide panels displaying information and features such as:
- Starting/Stopping the Zeronet service
- Launching the web frontend in the default browser
- A debug log viewer
- Key information
- Site management facilities (signing/publishing)
- Peer information
- Shortcuts to Zeronet sites
- ie anything the Windows tray platform has

This may also help in creating a portable application that is easier to maintain across Windows/Mac/Linux.

The issue names no files or tests. Start by reviewing the existing Windows tray platform mentioned in the request and determine how a PyQt-based Mac bundle would fit the project. Done would require an installable Mac distributable with a defined subset of the requested service, browser, log, key, site, peer, and shortcut features.

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