Allow zero to disable minimum window size limits - #1802
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Summary
Root cause
The minimum-size calculation treated zero as invalid and substituted the 25% default. On the reported 2560-point display, the next 30-point resize step from 665 to 635 points was rejected against a 640-point floor before any accessibility resize was attempted.
User impact
Setting
minimumWindowWidthorminimumWindowHeightto0now lets the application enforce its native minimum size. Existing installations without an explicit setting continue to use Rectangle's 25% default.Testing
ChangeSizeCalculationTests: 6 passedupstream/maingit diff --checkFixes #388