App: Add option to start with transparent flag, currently only affect…#747
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Sorry about breaking things a bit! I tested this on Windows and MacOS and it seems SDL3's behavior here is inconsistent. I haven't found any way with SDL3 to make a transparent titlebar/border on Windows, and on macOS the titlebar transparency covers the entire window. It seems it's impossible to currently support matching the titlebar and app body transparency, at least without a hacky solution using the native window pointers in SDL3.
Anyway, I've just made the transparency flag optional so I can play with this in the future but it should return things to previous behavior.
Thanks!