fix: set max window clamp to current monitor size#13171
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This change makes it so that new windows (on Gnome 50) starts out as a minimally sized window. It ignores the window-width and window-height configs completely. Not sure what DE you're testing with but this change won't be accepted until that is remedied.
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This PR fixes #7984. The issue was that GTK would clamp the window itself based on the display it was opened on. We fix this by computing the size based on the current display and then implicitly setting the window size instead of relying on GTK to do it.
Claude Code w/ Opus 4.7 was used to investigate, fix and explain some of the Ghostty architecture to me.