Float window size as negative value, float window sizes and positions as either numver or function #505
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Float window size can be specified in negatives to set size n smaller than parent. Float window position and size can be either number or function that gets parent size as parameter and returns a number
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Floating window opts can have position at negative values to be relative to right side of window, I have added so they can have negative size as being n smaller than parent.
Second change is I have added possibility for size and position of floating windows to be fun(parent_size: {width: number, height: number}):number. It allows for more customization with runtime calculations