Here’s a series of patches which work towards improving the shell window
stacking. They clean up the code and implement a more organised approach to
stacking. They add a new test client, weston-stacking, for testing window
stacking and ordering.
I don’t claim the ordering they impose is perfect, but it seems to at least be
on parity with the current behaviour, and fixes the following bug:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69443
Open questions for review:
• This probably doesn’t work with non-shell_surface surfaces.
• Do we expect popup (and transient)-type surfaces to be parentable to other
popup or transient surfaces? Or is the hierarchy at most one layer deep?
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