feat(wm): add dynamic work area offsets

[omark96]

This commit adds a config setting to let you set custom work_area_offset_rules for a workspace, following a simlar schema as for layout_rules. Still WIP, I have yet to test it alongside #1476 so awaiting the verdict on that before doing further testing.

Example of a workspace configured to use this:

{
  "name": "III",
  "layout": "BSP",
  "work_area_offset_rules": {
    "1": {
      "top": 100,
      "left": 400,
      "bottom": 200,
      "right": 800
    },
    "2": {
      "top": 0,
      "left": 200,
      "bottom": 0,
      "right": 400
    },
    "3": {
      "top": 0,
      "left": 0,
      "bottom": 0,
      "right": 0
    }
  }
}

EDIT: I just found that monocle mode is bugged and is using the rule for having 1 window less than what the workspace had before entering monocle mode. So if you have 2 windows open and go to monocle mode it will count as having 1 window open, but if you have 4 windows it will count as having 3 windows open. Will have to add special case for monocle mode.

[omark96]

I wanted to make it so you could set it for a monitor and it would be added to the workspace_globals, but I ran into some issues while doing that and decided to first focus on getting it to work as a workspace setting, but will take another look at making it possible to set as a monitor setting also.

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What's the latest news on this? 👀

[omark96]

Already been a month? Damn... I have not done any more work on this since then. I can't quite remember what it was specifically, but I had some change I was thinking about implementing in case of my PR that added work_area_offset to the workspaces was implemented. I'll definitely see if I can find some time to freshen up my memory and finish up this PR.

[omark96]

So, put in the final work and should be ready for use now. The order of rules to check for is now in the order of:

1. Work area offset rule that applies to this number of windows on this workspace.
2. Work area offset set for that workspace
3. Work area offset set for that monitor

Monocle view is excluded from the threshold rules and will use one of the other two work area offsets. This makes it so if you want different offsets for monocle vs when you have a single window you can do that, the use case that comes to my mind is to use monocle as a sort of maximize option. If you want the same behaviour for single window and monocle you can simply not set a threshold rule lower than 2 and it will have that behaviour as well.