refactor(community): refine workspace and desktop navigation - #2711
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Closes #2708
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This PR reorganizes the Community workspace and desktop chrome into compact, consistent navigation surfaces. It standardizes Lucide icon sizing, search controls, toolbar alignment, active states, workspace panel persistence, and title-bar shortcuts.
Windows receives a native-style application menu, stable draggable regions, visible window controls, and corrected maximize-state handling. macOS fullscreen state is synchronized with the frontend. Task-center behavior is intentionally excluded and is provided by a stacked PR.
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