Support width/height as fractions in window rules. Closes #552#597
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This PR adds support for specifying windows' width and height as a fraction of the screen real estate. See #552 as to why this is useful
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widthandheightcan now be specified also as a float between 0 and 1. If they are, then the window's width and height are computed based on the monitor screen estateif
width/heightare specified with a number above 1, previous behaviour applies.Possible improvements