Anchor the meeting panel at bottom center - #7651
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Expand toward available screen space and preserve the chosen edge on collapse across macOS and Windows/Linux. Add placement regression tests. ANLG-383.
Reset new panel orientation and restore compact coordinates after edge clamping. Respect user movement and cover collapse regressions in Swift and Rust. ANLG-383.
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Invalidate the saved compact origin when Windows or Linux moves the expanded panel, including a drag away and back.
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Expand toward available screen space and preserve the chosen edge on collapse across macOS and Windows/Linux. Add placement regression tests. ANLG-383.
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Anchors the meeting panel to the bottom center of the work area instead of the top right, and preserves the chosen expansion edge when the panel expands or collapses (ANLG-383). The panel expands toward the side with more room, remembers that direction across resizes, resets it on new panels, and restores the unclamped position when collapsing from a screen edge. Dragging the expanded panel on Windows or Linux now forgets the saved compact origin, so moving it away and back no longer snaps it back to the old spot. Includes regression tests for macOS and Windows/Linux placement logic.
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