Re-enable sidebar expandability on macOS 26#43
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The behavior for sidebar expandability/collapsibility changed in macOS 26, where the default behavior is to assume that sections cannot be collapsed. To accommodate for this, a different section initializer has been used in which the expanded state can be controlled through a variable. This should also back-deploy all the way back to macOS 14.0 Sonoma.
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The behavior for sidebar expandability/collapsibility changed in macOS 26, where the default behavior is to assume that sections cannot be collapsed. To accommodate for this, a different section initializer has been used in which the expanded state can be controlled through a variable. This should also back-deploy all the way back to macOS 14.0 Sonoma.