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feat(wm): add global layout_defaults for per-layout default options
Adds a top-level layout_defaults setting that defines default layout_options and layout_options_rules per layout. Workspaces without their own layout_options or layout_options_rules automatically inherit the global defaults. If a workspace defines either setting, all global defaults for that layout are fully replaced.
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This increases the visible scrolling columns as more windows are added.
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## Layout Defaults
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You can define global per-layout default `layout_options` and `layout_options_rules` using
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the top-level `layout_defaults` setting. This avoids repeating the same configuration across
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every workspace that uses the same layout.
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### Configuration
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```json
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{
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"layout_defaults": {
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"VerticalStack": {
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"layout_options": { "column_ratios": [0.7] },
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"layout_options_rules": {
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"2": { "column_ratios": [0.7] },
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"3": { "column_ratios": [0.55] },
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"5": { "column_ratios": [0.4] }
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}
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},
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"Columns": {
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"layout_options": { "column_ratios": [0.3, 0.4] },
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"layout_options_rules": {
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"4": { "column_ratios": [0.2, 0.3, 0.3] }
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}
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},
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"HorizontalStack": {
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"layout_options": { "row_ratios": [0.6] }
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}
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},
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"monitors": [
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{
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"workspaces": [
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{
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"name": "main",
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"layout": "VerticalStack"
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}
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]
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}
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]
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}
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```
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In this example, every workspace using `VerticalStack`, `Columns`, or `HorizontalStack`
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automatically gets the global `layout_options` and `layout_options_rules` without needing
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to specify them per-workspace. Note that `VerticalStack` only has 2 columns (main + stack),
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so only a single `column_ratios` value is meaningful, while `Columns` distributes windows
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across multiple columns where additional ratios control each column's width.
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### Resolution Cascade
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Global defaults act as a fallback. If a workspace defines **either** `layout_options` or
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`layout_options_rules`, it **completely replaces** all global `layout_defaults` for that
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layout. Global defaults are only used when the workspace has **neither** setting.
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Within the effective source (workspace or global):
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1. Try threshold match from the rules (highest matching threshold wins)
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2. If a rule matches → use it (full replacement of base options)
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3. Otherwise → use the base `layout_options`
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### Override Examples
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| Workspace Config | Global Config | Effective Behavior |
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|------------------|---------------|--------------------|
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| No `layout_options`, no rules | `layout_defaults` has both | Uses global base + global rules |
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| Has `layout_options` only | `layout_defaults` has both | Workspace base only (all globals ignored) |
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| Has `layout_options_rules` only | `layout_defaults` has both | Workspace rules only (all globals ignored) |
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| Has both | `layout_defaults` has both | All workspace (all globals ignored) |
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This "complete replacement" semantic means you never get a mix of workspace and global
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settings for the same layout. If you override anything at the workspace level, you take
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full control of that layout's options for that workspace.
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## Progressive Ratio Behavior
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Ratios are applied progressively as windows are added. For example, with `row_ratios: [0.3, 0.5]` in a VerticalStack:
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