ui: add menu-bar only mode - #1173
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Add a Menu-bar only option to the Preferences > UI Type dropdown. In this mode the main window starts hidden and Element is reachable exclusively through the system tray icon. The tray menu gains a Preferences item, and closing the main window now hides it to the tray instead of quitting. While here, wire up the UI Type dropdown: the Settings getter and setter for the persisted value were stubs that always returned standard and ignored writes, so the existing option was a no-op. Switching UI Type also no longer rebuilds the main content, which previously reset graph layout and node positions.
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ui: add menu-bar only mode
Add a Menu-bar only option to the Preferences > UI Type dropdown.
In this mode the main window starts hidden and Element is reachable
exclusively through the system tray icon. The tray menu gains a
Preferences item, and closing the main window now hides it to the
tray instead of quitting.
While here, wire up the UI Type dropdown: the Settings getter and
setter for the persisted value were stubs that always returned
standard and ignored writes, so the existing option was a no-op.
Switching UI Type also no longer rebuilds the main content, which
previously reset graph layout and node positions.