When a sender calls CloseNotification (per freedesktop spec) for a
persistent notification (expire-timeout=0), the onDropped handler
removed the wrapper from internal arrays but did not dismiss the
visible popup. The popup remained on screen forever for non-critical
notifications like YubiKey touch prompts.
Set wrapper.popup=false in onDropped so the popup exits via the
normal signal chain. This is minimal; it does not change timeout
handling, queue management, or the isPersistent marker.
Also reverts the previous workaround that special-cased non-critical
expireTimeout=0 to use DMS timeout. Upstream spec-correct behavior
is to honor the sender timeout, and fix the dismissal bug instead.
Closes#2814
A zero-duration ViewTransition still engages ListView's transition
machinery but resolves within the same frame, so removed delegates are
never released and displaced items are never repositioned. On a filtered
ScriptModel that re-filters on every keystroke this leaves stale rows and
empty gaps behind, visible in any DankListView-backed list.
The shortest sub-duration (remove/add = expressiveDurations.fast =
base * 0.4) is coerced to an int, so it truncates to 0ms for any
animation base duration below 3: animation speed None (0), or a Custom
duration of 1-2ms (1*0.4=0.4->0, 2*0.4=0.8->0, only 3*0.4=1.2->1
survives). Presets (250/500/750) are unaffected, which is why this only
reproduces with animations disabled or a very small custom value.
Gate the four transitions to null whenever that shortest sub-duration
would truncate to 0, so the view takes the correct instant path instead
of a broken 0ms transition. Base >= 3 is unchanged.
This makes it easier for distros to use the Makefile when creating
packages. It enables us to specify a base destination directory to
install the project files to. E.g., on Solus, when creating eopkgs, files
must be installed to a special directory path, which becomes the package
files. I believe Fedora packages, and others, are the same.
Signed-off-by: Evan Maddock <maddock.evan@vivaldi.net>