Add window client-area geometry (frame insets, client-relative point)#361
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window_capture.get_window_geometryreturns only a window's outer bbox — there was no client-area rect, frame-inset math, or client→screen point mapping, so you couldn't reliably click inside a window regardless of its title bar / borders.frame_insets(window_rect, client_rect)→{left, top, right, bottom}border/title-bar thickness (pure).client_to_screen(client_rect, x, y)→ screen point (pure).get_client_rect(title)(AC_get_client_rect): client area as(x, y, width, height)in screen coords, via an injectable Win32 reader (GetClientRect+ClientToScreen), None off Windows.client_point(title, x, y)(AC_client_point): map a content-relative point to the screen — click inside the window regardless of chrome.