feat: add window watch for application like raycast#54
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Thank you for creating and maintaining svim!
I use it daily and really appreciate all your hard work
What’s the problem?
When open Raycast and also having Raycast in the blacklist file, svim doesn’t respect it and keep showing the vim buffer inside Raycast.
(I guess it Because Raycast never sends a “window changed” notification).
What’s changed?
This PR adds special handling for Raycast (and application like that) so that any blacklisted buffers remain disabled even if Raycast doesn’t emit the usual visibility event.
Feel free to ignore this PR if you’d rather not include it, but it fixes the Raycast issue I was running into. Thanks again for your awesome work!