macOS Monterey support

* The app can now be used to track time using Klokki app

* New icon for Big Sur * Updated global menu (going back to classic menu) * Fixed issues with Bartender * New right-click menu in the app

Big Sur compatibility

Fixed a critical bug where modes of operation weren't working

- Blocking apps! (Pro feature) - Quick Access from menubar icon - Global keyboard shortcut to bring up Quick Access - Stats: Tasks will now show total time spent on them - Pinning main window on top - Improved CPU usage

New features: - Weekly stats (in-app purchase): Get a chart showing when you worked, how long, and on which task. - Website blocking (in-app purchase): Pick websites to block, and you won't be able to access them during your Tomato session. Bugfixes: - Fixed the issue where long break wouldn't start in some cases - Allowing 0 minute break - Added pause in the menubar

- Fixed crash that happens for some users when they open Stats

# New modes: Autostart next & Sync-to-hour * Autostart next mimics the behavior of Tomato One. Whenever session ends, it brings the window forward, and starts another one. It's great for people who like to do "strict sessions", so no extra minutes. * Sync to hour is more interesting. It aligns your sessions with the actual clock. So let's consider you're doing 25 minutes work and 5 minutes break. Your session will always look like this: * 8:00 - 8:25 - work * 8:25 - 8:30 - break * 8:30 - 8:55 - work * 8:55 - 9:00 break * And it repeats over and over again. # Pausing This feature is hidden behind the Option key. If you press down the Option key, you can pause your session. # Showing clock in the menubar Some people prefer to see the timer. I added an option to do that. There is also an option to show only the minutes. (Hiding seconds.) # Hiding the Dock icon This was the most requested feature, so now it's possible.