Desmond Brand e1f4b7415a Add OS X proxy icon to title bar
Fixes #1891.

Test Plan:

  * Opened Atom window in directory, verified directory icon shows up
  * Opened a file and verified icon changed
  * Right clicked icon, verified menu appears
  * Drag file to terminal and it pastes the file path (yay)
  * Opened a new Atom window and opened some files in that to make sure that
    it didn't change the original window

I didn't add any specs for this - advice welcome here. I also haven't tested
on Windows or Linux but it looks like `setRepresentedFilename` is a noop on
those platforms.
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