make window lifecycle/meta events observable - #25702
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Objective
Make some window "events" actual events, in addition to messages.
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Solution
In #25567 the issue of performance of things like pointer move events was raised. These could theoretically happen thousands of times per frame, making them a potentially bad fit for observers.
This PR is a stripped-back version of #25567 which only keeps the Event implementations for "window lifecycle"/meta events, those which happen rarely, such as windows being created, resized, destroyed, the scale factor changing, a file being dropped on the window, etc.
Testing
cargo checkTODO if we go forward with this