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Add support for multi-window dialogs on Windows #56093

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Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eQG-IS7r4_S9_h50MY_hSGwUVtgSTRSLzu7MLzPNd2Y/edit?tab=t.0

This PR is a part of a group of PRs. Going from first to last, these must be merged in the following order:

See also the corresponding framework PRs for multi-win support, starting from: flutter/flutter#157515

What's New

This pull request adds support for multi-window dialogs in the Windows embedder.

A new method is available in the flutter/windowing channel:

  • createDialog(Map)
    Map must contain the following key-value pairs:

    Key (String) Value
    "parent" The ID of the parent view (int), or null if the dialog doesn't have a parent
    "size" The width and height of the dialog's client rectangle, in logical coordinates (List<int>)

    On success, a Map is returned with the following key-value pairs:

    Key (String) Value
    "viewId" The view ID of the window (int)
    "archetype" WindowArchetype::dialog
    "size" The current size of the window (width, height), in logical coordinates (List<int>)
    "parentViewId" The view ID of the parent window (int), or null for a parentless dialog

    If the method fails, a PlatformException is thrown.

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This pull request executed golden file tests, but it has not been updated in a while (20+ days). Test results from Gold expire after as many days, so this pull request will need to be updated with a fresh commit in order to get results from Gold.

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  1. Create a patch for this PR:

    • Generate a patch set that represents the changes in this PR. The exact method will vary depending on your PR's history. If your PR includes merges, it is highly recommended that you rebase it onto main first.
    git format-patch $START_COMMIT..$END_COMMIT --stdout > combined_patch.patch
  2. Update the patch for the new engine location:

    • The engine source code now resides in the engine/ subdirectory within the flutter/flutter repository. You'll need to update the file paths in your patch accordingly.
    # Insert the `engine/` prefix to all paths. Note that this usage works on macOS and
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