* fix(workspace): defer layout follow-up flush to avoid re-entrant displayIfNeeded crash
beginEventDrivenLayoutFollowUp() ended with a synchronous call to
attemptEventDrivenLayoutFollowUp(), which calls flushWorkspaceWindowLayouts()
→ window.contentView?.displayIfNeeded(). This is fine when invoked from
user-event handlers, but splitTabBar(_:didChangeGeometry:) fires from inside
SwiftUI's .onChange(of: geometry) during an active AppKit display/layout pass.
Calling displayIfNeeded() re-entrantly during that pass caused AppKit to
increment the per-window Update Constraints pass counter on every display
cycle. Once the counter exceeded the view-count limit AppKit threw an
NSGenericException and crashed:
'The window has been marked as needing another Update Constraints in Window
pass, but it has already had more Update Constraints in Window passes than
there are views in the window.'
Fix: replace the direct attemptEventDrivenLayoutFollowUp() call with
scheduleLayoutFollowUpAttempt(), which defers via asyncAfter(.now() + 0).
When layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount == 0 the backoff delay is zero, so
there is no meaningful latency increase — the flush simply runs at the start
of the next run loop iteration, after the current layout pass has fully
unwound. The NSWindow.didUpdateNotification observer and the existing timeout
still drive retries, so convergence is unaffected.
Made-with: Bunny
* fix(workspace): supersede stale layout follow-up retry on reset
scheduleLayoutFollowUpAttempt() is a no-op when
layoutFollowUpAttemptScheduled is true, so a pending retry with a
long backoff delay would survive a beginEventDrivenLayoutFollowUp()
call even though that call resets layoutFollowUpStalledAttemptCount
to 0. The stale closure would then fire after its original delay
rather than immediately.
Adds a layoutFollowUpAttemptVersion counter. beginEventDrivenLayoutFollowUp()
increments the version and clears layoutFollowUpAttemptScheduled,
allowing a fresh asyncAfter(0) attempt to be enqueued. Pending
closures capture the version at scheduling time and exit early if it
no longer matches. clearLayoutFollowUp() also increments the version
to cancel any in-flight closure during teardown.
Made-with: Bunny