display: Use global MRU list for switch-windows-all#826
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When using switch-windows-all to cycle through windows across all workspaces, marco was grouping windows by workspace rather than using a global MRU (most-recently-used) list. This caused several issues: - Sticky windows appeared multiple times, once per workspace - Window order was confusing (since they were grouped by workspace number) - Behavior was different from other window managers Fixed by collecting all windows, sorting them by recency, then building the tab list from this global list. Fixes #286
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When using switch-windows-all to cycle through windows across all workspaces, marco was grouping windows by workspace rather than using a global MRU (most-recently-used) list. This caused several issues:
Fixed by collecting all windows, sorting them by recency, then building the tab list from this global list.
Fixes #286