Handle xdg-system-bell-v1, marking workspace as "urgent"
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This can be tested with terminals like `foot`, though not with the version packaged by 24.04, using commands like `tput bel`. Or `sleep 2 && tput bel` then switching to a different workspace. It seems reasonable that a "bell" will cause a window to be urgent to get the user's attention. If we want a more complete concept of urgency, we should probably have it as as part of the toplevels state, not just the workspace state, and can highlight urgent windows with window borders, and in `cosmic-workspaces`.
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This can be tested with terminals like
foot, though not with the version packaged by 24.04, using commands liketput bel. Orsleep 2 && tput belthen switching to a different workspace.It seems reasonable that a "bell" will cause a window to be urgent to get the user's attention. If we want a more complete concept of urgency, we should probably have it as as part of the toplevels state, not just the workspace state, and can highlight urgent windows with window borders, and in
cosmic-workspaces.