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Reported in testing: pop out the stem mixer, minimize it, and it is gone. Not
hidden — gone. It appears in no taskbar, no alt-tab list, nothing.
The chain:
- A pane window is skipTaskbar, so it never masquerades as a second fee[dB]ack.
- It is parented to the main window (so it can't go behind the app), which makes
it an OWNED window — and Windows will not give an owned window a taskbar
button in any case.
- On minimize we then hid it "to the tray".
So a minimized pane had no taskbar entry and no alt-tab entry, and the only route
back was the tray — which Windows tucks behind the overflow chevron by default.
"It's in the tray" is not an answer when the user cannot see the tray.
The window is no longer minimizable. Every remaining way to put a pane away is one
the user can undo from something visible:
- close it → the panel returns to the app, where it came from
- the tray → per-pane toggle, plus Show/Hide all panes
- the chip's stub → in the app, exactly where the panel used to be
Plus a restore() on 'minimize' in case anything else (a window manager, a
shortcut, a future code path) minimizes it anyway.
This is the same class of mistake as hiding the panel behind the pop-out chip: a
place to put something, with no way back that the user can find.
Signed-off-by: topkoa <topkoa@gmail.com>