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This Pull Request introduces a new command `workspace: move focused panel to next position` which finds the currently focused panel, if such panel exists, and moves it to the next valid dock position, following the order of `Left → Bottom → Right` and then starting again from the left position. In order to achieve this the following changes have been introduced: * Add a new default implementation for `PanelHandle`, namely `PanelHandle::move_to_next_position` which leverages `PanelHandle::position`, `PanelHandle::position_is_valid` and `PanelHandle::set_position` methods to update the panel's position to the next valid position. * Add a new method to the `workspace` module, ` move_focused_panel_to_next_position`, which is responsible for finding the currently focused panel, if such a panel exists, and calling the `move_to_next_position` method in the panel's handle. * Add a new action to the `workspace` module, `MoveFocusedPanelToNextPosition`, which is handled by the `move_focused_panel_to_next_position` method. Tests have also been added to the `workspace` module in order to guarantee that the action is correctly updating the focused panel's position. Here's a quick video of it, in action 🔽 https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/264d382b-5239-40aa-bc5e-5d569dec0734 Closes #23115 Release Notes: - Added new command to move the focused panel to the next valid dock position – `workspace: move focused panel to next position` .
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