fix(client): reposition dockingPanel dropdown on window resize

[LukerSpringtree]

Closes #478

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[alexzhang1030]

When distance has changed, the position will re-calculate, you can swap 6 and 6.01 for the same user experience when the container has resized(by useResizeObserver and useDebounceFn)

[LukerSpringtree]

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I don't think this is a good expression.

[LukerSpringtree]

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I don't think this is a good expression.

The dropdown position will be delayed.

@alexzhang1030

[alexzhang1030]

Agree with you... Not a smooth UX like yours, but a better solution, we should let floating-vue calc the real position instead of a hardcode distance...

Would you mind to find a better solution?

[LukerSpringtree]

Agree with you... Not a smooth UX like yours, but a better solution, we should let floating-vue calc the real position instead of a hardcode distance...

Would you mind to find a better solution?

next time!

Can you merge it, please!

[LukerSpringtree]

Anyway, my solution is better than the current situation. You can optimize it later

@alexzhang1030

[LukerSpringtree]

I had a lot of ideas and enthusiasm about this project, but because of this PR, I felt a little uncomfortable.
That's probably why open source is so hard.

[webfansplz]

I had a lot of ideas and enthusiasm about this project, but because of this PR, I felt a little uncomfortable. That's probably why open source is so hard.

First, thank you very much for your contributions to the project. We greatly appreciate and welcome everyone's contributions. I understand it's normal to have different views on technical matters. We've had constructive discussions and have tried to accept PRs wherever possible. So, what specifically made you uncomfortable?

[LukerSpringtree]

I had a lot of ideas and enthusiasm about this project, but because of this PR, I felt a little uncomfortable. That's probably why open source is so hard.

First, thank you very much for your contributions to the project. We greatly appreciate and welcome everyone's contributions. I understand it's normal to have different views on technical matters. We've had constructive discussions and have tried to accept PRs wherever possible. So, what specifically made you uncomfortable?

Let me wait too long. hhh~

Thank you for your reply, I will continue to mention pr. haha