Remove decorative food window-frame mode - #27
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Removes the decorative
foodwindow-frame mode (a green border with zero simulation effect, whose name misleads users into expecting food-source behavior). Confirmed purely decorative by the ws5 frame-mode spike.This does not touch the real image-based food feature (
--init food/InitMode::Food/food.rs), which is untouched.Changes
WindowFrame::Foodvariant, itsthickness()arm,render_food(), and both FromStr parse arms (config.rs + config_manager.rs)foodfrom the--window-framehelp and FromStr error messageRelated
Test plan
(/)) no longer stops on a food border; reaches all 6 remaining modes