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Following up on dragging splits into other split locations and across windows, you can now also drag a split outside any valid windows to pull it out into a new window. It even works with undo/redo.

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Getting close with this one! Initial merged work will only support moving splits to other split locations, but eventually will support dragging out to new windows and tabs. This isn't merged, there's still polish to do (it is on a pushed branch though). Drag source had to be AppKit (NSDraggingSource) but drop target and all the drop zone overlays I was able to use SwiftUI completely.

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