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D2: floating panels open in OS windows of their own on desktop; dialogs block them

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craft-ui's native-windows feature is on for every non-wasm build. Keys and
dropped files from a floating window reach the main window's next frame, and
while a modal dialog is open the dock area blocks input in floating windows.
Move Panel to Main Window docks the panel again. The web, Wayland and embedded
viewports keep floating windows in the main window.
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@@ -216,9 +216,16 @@ takes a name, or as `{"Viewer":42}` and `{"ScriptPanel":77}` for viewers and Scr
side zone docks along that edge of the whole workspace. `window.floatPanel {panel, rect?}`
requires exactly four finite numbers when `rect` is given and otherwise floats a 420x320
window in the middle of the app window. `window.closePanel {panel}` closes it.
- `window.panelWindow {panel, window?}` records a floating panel's window as its own native
window (`window` false moves it back; without `window` it toggles). A docked panel floats
first. The window is drawn in the main window in this version.
- `window.panelWindow {panel, window?}` puts a panel in a floating window of its own with a
desktop place over the panel's place in the main window, and returns `{"window": bool}`. A
docked panel floats first. `window` false docks it again, as a tab of the first docked group;
without `window` it toggles.
On desktop every floating window is an OS window of its own (craft-ui's `native-windows`), which
can go on another monitor; on Wayland, on the web and where egui embeds viewports, floating
windows stay in the main window. Keys pressed in a floating window that none of its widgets uses
run the main window's shortcuts, and files dropped on one import as on the main window. While a
modal dialog is open, floating windows take no input.
The automation ids of the docking chrome are `panel.tab.<Panel>`, `panel.drag.<Panel>` (a
group's drag bar), `panel.tabs.more.<Panel>`, `panel.menu.<Panel>` (≡), `panel.header.<Panel>`
@@ -229,5 +236,11 @@ group's drag bar), `panel.tabs.more.<Panel>`, `panel.menu.<Panel>` (≡), `panel
`s<i>`) and `dock.corner.<outer>.<inner>` where two dividers meet.
Saved workspaces (`workspaces.json`, version 2) hold craft-ui `Workspace`s: the layout, the
closed panels with where each goes back, and the lock. A file from an earlier version loads as
the default layout and is left unchanged.
closed panels with where each goes back, the lock, and each floating window's desktop place. A
version 1 file (EffectCraft 0.10 and earlier) and the older unversioned record of
named workspaces load with every panel in place: the current layout, the named workspaces,
floating windows and their native window places. A stacked frame with several tabs becomes one
stacked panel per tab, the shown one keeping the frame's open state and height. Panels that were
closed stay closed and reopen at their default place. The first save writes version 2 and keeps
the earlier file as `workspaces.old.json`. A damaged, unknown or newer file loads as the default
layout and is left unchanged.