✨ Reverse-engineer SLSWindowTags + handle sharp inset corners on preview#1090
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Used Hopper to reverse-engineer the full
SLSWindowTagsbit layout. Names every bit position 0-63 against SkyLight's internal short-debug-name table, which is the binary's own bit-position-ordered name list and is authoritative for current macOS. This includes several bits Apple has inserted since NUIKit's reverse-engineered headers were last updated (WindowManagerAware,FriendOfFullscreen,IgnoreForScreenSharing, etc.).Closes #1083, using our suggested fix, and includes @AlejandroVolkova's comment about windows with smaller titlebars:
