New Style syntax for finer-grained matching #1028
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For some changes in fvwm3, it is often preferable to have something which can run side-by-side with the original, so that compatibility isn't broken whilst the feature is in development. To handle this, create a new command 'Capabilities' which works very similar to the 'BugOpts' command, but isn't for bugs.
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This PR changes the style command such that it's possible to specify attributes of a window which should be matched. For example:
To wrap this change (and possibly future changes), a new command,
Capabilitieshas been added to be able to toggle this on/off at run-time, but also to allow backward-compatibility to remain largely unaffected.