Toggle maximized view with Ctrl+M#10162
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Current behavior seems good to me. Click somewhere in the view, then ctrl+m
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### Related * Builds on #10162 ### What Animate the maximization/restoration of a view. This helps the user stay oriented ("where did that view go…") https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ccd754e5-b9c6-4245-a438-fbe669116c5d (The animation is much smoother in real life)
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This adds a keyboard shortcut for toggling the currently selected view as maximized or not.
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