fix #6119: respect previously maximized state when clicking tray to restore window #6751
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…) the window if it was previously minimized, instead of show()ing it
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Fixes #6119. If the system tray is clicked, it will restore a minimized window, respecting the previous maximized state. Before this patch, it would clobber the previously maximized state.
I added an automated test that failed, and with my new changes, now passes.
Tested on Windows 10 only.