macOS: Fix the maximized window not taking up full screen space and other improvements #6035
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Fix the maximized window can't occupy full screen space when window decoration or title bar is hidden. Fix resize_in_steps being applied even when window is maximized. Allows to specify `os_window_state` in startup session file.
When the remembered window size is the full screen height, the window height decreases after hiding the title bar.
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resize_in_stepsis configured.os_window_statein startup session file.Various combinations of configuration option values that I can think of have been tested.
I'm not quite sure how to create a window with the specified state directly under wayland and x11, so I left it untouched.
If it can be started in various states, rather than created and then changed, then the first time the window is restored to the normal state it needs to be restored to the remembered window size or the configured fixed size, and
resize_in_stepsshould be applied.Fixes #5863 #6021
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