Sort active tabs instead of directly using active_tab_history
Ensures current active tab is preserved and remaining tabs are created in active history order
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@ -1187,12 +1187,15 @@ def serialize_state(self) -> dict[str, Any]:
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def serialize_state_as_session(self) -> list[str]:
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tmap = {tab.id: tab for tab in self}
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ans = []
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for tab_id in self.active_tab_history or tmap:
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tab = tmap.get(tab_id)
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if tab is not None:
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ans.extend(tab.serialize_state_as_session())
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hmap = {tab_id: i for i, tab_id in enumerate(self.active_tab_history)}
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at = self.active_tab
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def skey(tab: Tab) -> int:
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if tab is at:
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return len(self.active_tab_history) + 1
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return hmap.get(tab.id, -1)
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for tab in sorted(self, key=skey):
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ans.extend(tab.serialize_state_as_session())
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if ans:
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prefix = ['new_os_window']
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if self.wm_class:
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