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EditorWindow.minSize not used properly when an EditorWindow is docked.
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Resolution Note:
This is by design. This change was made on purpose. The problem with respecting the minSize of a Window when docked is that it makes it very difficult to resize other docked windows. It was also always a lie anyway, since if you had 2 windows docked side by side with each a minSize, one of them would still be smaller than its minSize to all the other one to respect its minSize. This setup would result of wild snapping as each window would try to force its own minSize onto others.