docs(repo): tiling_off passes on kfw, and lifecycle_hidden is in the table

docs/dev/BEHAVIOUR.md

@@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ runs, and goes stale when the code changes.
 | `startup_rules` | the workspace rules of the config apply to a window open before the daemon and to one after | pass | pass |
 | `focus_follows_mouse` | the pointer over a window gives it the focus when it is on, not when it is off | pass | pass |
 | `lifecycle` | a daemon that stops and starts again takes the windows that were in view up again | pass | pass |
+| `lifecycle_hidden` | a window put away on another workspace is managed again after a restart, and those in view are tiled | pass | not run yet |
 | `layouts` | eight layouts, with three and with five windows: each window where the layout says, none over another | pass | pass |
 | `floating` | `toggle-float` takes a window out of the tiling, the others take its room, and again it is tiled | pass | pass |
 | `minimizing` | a minimized window leaves its room to the others, and a restored one takes it back | pass | pass |
@@ -53,7 +54,7 @@ runs, and goes stale when the code changes.
 | `promoting` | `promote` puts the window on the first tile and keeps its focus | pass | pass |
 | `flipping` | `flip-layout horizontal` mirrors every window's place, and flipping back restores it | pass | pass |
 | `pausing` | a paused daemon leaves a new window alone, and an unpaused one takes the next | pass | pass |
-| `tiling_off` | `toggle-tiling` leaves the windows where they are, a layout change moves none, and tiling again tiles them | pass | not run yet |
+| `tiling_off` | `toggle-tiling` leaves the windows where they are, a layout change moves none, and tiling again tiles them | pass | pass |
 
 `rules` passes on kfde in every check. One run of the suite that holds it also failed a check that
 is not the scenario's, that the daemon had exited after `komorebic stop`; the next run passed it,