Automatic window state save and recovery #61
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- Save window state when the application exits - Restore the last saved window position and size on startup - Fix the `archive_cache_size` comment in settings
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This feature is working well and tested on Windows, but there's multiple issues need to be resolved.
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Movedevent is unsupported for Wayland, I'm unsure how this will affect Linux.The implementation saves all application settings, it should change to only save the window-related config.
On Windows, click the top-right maximize window button, exit the application, the saved position is set to (-8, -8). I'm not sure if this is a universal behavior, workaround it with this.