Allow Super+Shift+Arrow to move into empty layout slots - #4
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Super+Shift+Arrow previously considered only open windows, so a lone app could not move around quad or other sparse layouts. It now selects configured slots, moves into empty slots while preserving other apps, and retains occupied-slot swaps. Super+Arrow still focuses windows. Spacers and scene Empty reservations remain unavailable.
Explicit moves reveal collapsed slots until layout reset; session recovery preserves that workspace setting. Regression coverage exercises every quad slot, custom and nested collapsing layouts, stationary neighbors, swaps, reservations, stale identities, monitor offsets, and recovery.
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