Adds menu and fix high cpu usage#32
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I implemented a support for menu, as, mainly in MacOS, the absence of the menu configured makes the use of the webview poor, as the user can't trigger easily and natively some operations like Copy (Command + C), Paste (Command + V), Cut (Command +X), SelectAll (Command + A) and Quit (Command + Q), through the usual shortcuts.
Although, this implementation still lacks the feature to allow to override this native menu with the developer own override of the this native items label, text and own accelerators (shortcuts).
But, anyway, it could be improved, and as the menu feature itself is absence at this point, maybe it would be a matter of accepting this PR and working from there, or iterate it here during the review of this PR.
I tested it locally in my Macbook, but I couldn't verify it yet in the other Platforms (Linux and Windows).