patches: disable 0027-window-Stop-using-HdyLeaflet.patch

[ids1024]

Fixes #100.

See the description in the patch for the justification for patching this functionality out.

[jacobgkau]

This doesn't seem to cause any problems. A few observations:

• Some pages still have a higher minimum width than other pages. The most noticeable is "Mouse & Touchpad," which seems to want more padding on either side of the actual content than most of the other pages. However, this is also the case when the patch is applied, so that's not a regression.

• If I launch Settings and make it smaller without clicking anything, the window collapses to the list of pages. If I launch Settings and click on the already-selected page's label and then make the window smaller, it collapses to the selected page. This seems like intentional behavior.

• If I shrink the window to single-column view and select one of the wider pages (such as Mouse & Touchpad), then use the top-left arrow to go back to the list of pages, the list uses the minimum width of the last-selected page. (I.e., the list won't get any skinnier until I select a skinnier page and then go back to the list.) This seems to be because the last-selected page, while not indicated visually in the single-column list, is still saved so it shows up when the window is made wide enough for two columns again.

Also tested with Pop Shell. Opened pop-os/shell#446 and pop-os/shell#447 for two issues I discovered that are not regressions (also happen with the patch applied.)

[ids1024]

Some pages still have a higher minimum width than other pages. The most noticeable is "Mouse & Touchpad," which seems to want more padding on either side of the actual content than most of the other pages. However, this is also the case when the patch is applied, so that's not a regression.

Interesting. This seems to happen with my slightly modified build from upstream master, so it seems to be an upstream issue, and as you say, also not a regression.

I guess it doesn't have more problems than already existed, and while the Ubuntu maintainer is right that this is "less useful in the desktop case", I suppose this is more useful with tiling. So I'll merge it.

[ids1024]

The most noticeable is "Mouse & Touchpad," which seems to want more padding on either side of the actual content than most of the other pages.

I've tracked down the cause of this, though I'm not sure exactly what the best solution is: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/1046