Fix unbounded X11 window size limits - #49
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On some x11 desktops this essentially sets the window size to 1x1.
X11 interprets
PMaxSize/PMinSizeas active constraints; unlike other Siwin backends, it does not treat a zero dimension as an unbounded sentinel when the corresponding flag is present.Clear the relevant size-hint flag when either requested dimension is non-positive, while preserving the stored Siwin minimum/maximum value. Positive dimensions still set the flag and native values. This prevents window managers from collapsing a window to its minimum size (and downstream Vulkan swapchains to 1×1) after an unbounded maximum is applied.
Adds deterministic XSizeHints tests covering positive minimum/maximum constraints and clearing each flag for an unbounded dimension.
Addresses elcritch/merenda#31