hunk.code_window:   blurryView.addSubview(windowContent)
   }
   @_cdecl("set_titlebar_style")
   public func setTitlebarStyle(window: NSWindow, transparent: Bool) {
     window.titleVisibility = transparent ? .hidden : .visible
     window.titlebarAppearsTransparent = transparent
   }
  
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hunk.after_edit: public func setTitlebarStyle(window: NSWindow, fullScreen: Bool) {
     // this results in far less visual artifacts if we just manage it ourselves (the native taskbar re-appears when fullscreening/un-fullscreening)
     window.titlebarAppearsTransparent = true
     if fullScreen { // fullscreen, give control back to the native OS
       window.toolbar = nil
     } else { // non-fullscreen
       // here we create a uniquely identifiable invisible toolbar in order to correctly pad out the traffic lights
       // this MUST be hidden while fullscreen as macos has a unique dropdown bar for that, and it's far easier to just let it do its thing
       let toolbar = NSToolbar(identifier: "window_invisible_toolbar")
       toolbar.showsBaselineSeparator = false
       window.toolbar = toolbar
     }
     window.titleVisibility = fullScreen ? .visible : .hidden
   }
hunk.file_path: apps/desktop/crates/macos/src-swift/window.swift
hunk.type: replace
file: module.exports = require('@sd/ui/postcss');
  