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* feat(notification): report actions on desktop A click on a notification (tap) or on one of the actions of its action type now reaches the JavaScript onAction listeners on desktop, and the new Rust Notification::on_action on every platform. On Linux and the BSDs the click comes from the notification server's ActionInvoked signal; on Windows and macOS from notify-rust's wait_for_response, which needs notify-rust 4.18. register_action_types, remove_active (Linux and the BSDs) and the listener commands are implemented for desktop, so they no longer fail with "command not found". The api example sends a notification with two actions and shows the action it hears. Closes #2150, closes #1903. * fix(notification): complete desktop action API * cleanup --------- Co-authored-by: Haex <hexxx@ok.de> Co-authored-by: Lucas Nogueira <lucas@tauri.app>
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