Add missing icons for stash/unstash directions

[william-laverty]

Summary

Fixes empty boxes appearing in the Keybinds settings when users create keybinds for stash/unstash actions.

Problem

The stash and unstash directions were missing from the WindowAction+Image extension. This caused determineDisplayMode() in IconView to return nil for these actions, resulting in empty icon boxes.

Solution

Added the missing cases to the image property in WindowAction+Image.swift:

• stash: Uses square.stack.3d.down.right SF Symbol (represents moving window aside)
• unstash: Uses square.stack.3d.up SF Symbol (represents restoring window)
• noSelection: Explicitly returns nil (for clarity in the switch statement)

Testing

1. Open Loop Settings → Keybinds
2. Create a keybind with Stash action
3. Create a keybind with Unstash action
4. Verify both keybinds show proper icons instead of empty boxes

Fixes #1036

[mrkai77]

Icons for stash already already render correctly on the develop branch if an anchor is selected:

The issue on that branch is that they don't render only inside the direction picker, since the anchor is nil:

This PR effectively overrides a possible calculated frame for stash with an SF Symbol, since determineDisplayMode() prioritizes an image over a calculated frame. However, because the stash can display calculated frames, overriding them with an image isn’t appropriate. Instead, I suggest adding the stash icon here:

https://github.com/MrKai77/Loop/blob/c1120d1043269681d786798cbeed3ad15438a482/Loop/Window%20Management/Window%20Action/IconView.swift#L202-L212

That way, it'll act as a fallback rather than replacing a valid calculated frame. How you handle unstash is correct, though.

Additionally, you mention this fixes #1036, could you explain how? The screenshots in that issue show problems with actions like macOSCenter and cycle, but this PR doesn’t appear to touch that code.

[william-laverty]

Thanks for the detailed feedback @mrkai77! You're right that stash can display calculated frames when an anchor is selected.

I've updated the implementation:

1. Removed stash from the image property in WindowAction+Image.swift (kept unstash as you mentioned it's correct)
2. Added stash to the fallback section in IconView.swift's determineDisplayMode()

Now the stash icon only appears as a fallback when no calculated frame is available (i.e., when no anchor is selected), preserving the frame display when anchors are selected.

Ready for re-review!

[SenpaiHunters]

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[william-laverty]

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[mrkai77]

I'm closing this as the changes don't address a specific issue or feature request and contain several questionable decisions:

• There are unrelated line modifications, such as changing "And if all else fails..." to "Fallback icons for actions that can't display calculated frames"
• The added switch case for .noSelection returning nil is unnecessary, also falls outside the proposed scope of this PR
• The suggested icon "square.stack.3d.down.right" doesn't effectively convey window stashing - using stacked rectangles doesn't make sense in a window manager where organizing stacked windows is the core functionality.