[FEATURE]: Bundle Desktop App with CLI Binary for Better Enterprise Management

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Summary
Request to package the opencode desktop application and CLI binary together in a proper .app bundle structure, similar to how other developer tools (VS Code, Docker Desktop) distribute their software on macOS. Im unsure if this is solves my FR: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/pull/41431

Current Situation
Currently, opencode appears to distribute the CLI binary separately without a proper macOS app bundle structure.
This creates challenges for:

• Enterprise deployment and management
• Version tracking via MDM solutions (Jamf, Intune, etc.)
• Patch management automation
• Consistent user experience

Proposed Solution
Package opencode as a proper macOS application bundle:
OpenCode.app/
Contents/
Info.plist ← Contains version, bundle ID, etc.
MacOS/
opencode ← Main binary
Resources/
opencode-cli ← CLI binary (or symlink)
Additionally, provide an installer script that creates a symlink:
/usr/local/bin/opencode → /Applications/opencode.app/Contents/Resources/opencode-cli

Benefits
For Enterprise Users
Jamf Patch Management – Can automatically detect version via Info.plist (CFBundleShortVersionString) and deploy updates
MDM Compatibility – Works with standard macOS management tools
Inventory Tracking – Appears correctly in software inventory scans
Automated Updates – Enables enterprise update workflows

For All Users
Cleaner Installation – Single bundle in /Applications
Better Integration – Appears in Launchpad, Spotlight, etc.
Consistent macOS Conventions – Follows platform standards
Easier Uninstall – Remove app bundle + symlink

Examples from Other Tools
This pattern is well-established:
Visual Studio Code.app
Docker Desktop.app

Implementation Notes
Info.plist should include same as today:
CFBundleShortVersionString – User-friendly version (e.g. "1.18.19")
CFBundleVersion – Build number
CFBundleIdentifier – Unique bundle ID (e.g., ai.opencode.desktop)

CLI symlink can be created via post-install script
Both GUI and CLI should share the same version number for easy tracking

Workaround (Current)
For now, enterprise users must rely on:
Custom Extension Attributes to read opencode --version
Smart Groups in Jamf for version detection
Manual patch definitions

This change would significantly improve opencode's viability in enterprise environments while following macOS best practices.

Thank You!