Applying the blur effect then turning it off puts a dialog on top even if it is not on top

[ianmmyers]

Describe the bug
Creating a dialog that is not on top then using the command file to blur then unblur results in a dialog that is on top

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
This script will reproduce the behavior

#! /bin/zsh

# open a dialog process and use a command file
/usr/local/bin/dialog \
	--title "I should not be on top" \
	--message "Drag a window over me to verify. I will sleep for a minute so you can test, then I will blur" \
	--button1disabled \
	--buton2disabled \
	--commandfile /var/tmp/command1.log & sleep 60

# open message box, not on top
/bin/echo "blurscreen: enable" >> /var/tmp/command1.log

# sleep for a few
sleep 5

# turn blur off
/bin/echo "blurscreen: disable" >> /var/tmp/command1.log

# demo that it is not on top by dragging a window over it
/bin/echo "title: I shouild not be on top but will be" >> /var/tmp/command1.log
/bin/echo "message: Try to drag a window over me to see that I am on top. Click OK to exit" >> /var/tmp/command1.log
/bin/echo "button1: enable" >> /var/tmp/command1.log

exit 0

Expected behavior
The dialog is not on top

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• macOS version 14.7.1
• swiftDialog version 2.5.4.4793

Additional context
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[ianmmyers]

Unable to replicate in 2.5.5 beta 2, appears to be fixed