Fix Terminal profile window management to prevent closing calling script window

Replace fragile window ID tracking with safer approach that preserves the calling script's window. Instead of attempting to close the new profile window, save reference to current window, open profile, then restore focus to calling window.

Changes:
- Save reference to calling script's window before opening profile
- Remove complex window ID tracking and selective closing logic
- Use window focus restoration instead of window closing
- Add verification loop to ensure calling window returns to front
- Update success message to reflect new behavior

Eliminates risk of accidentally closing the window running the setup script during Terminal profile import.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: smartwatermelon

scripts/server/setup-terminal-profiles.sh

@@ -200,41 +200,43 @@ import_terminal_profile_for_user() {
     # Import for current admin user - direct registration
     log "Opening Terminal profile to import settings..."
 
-    # Use AppleScript to track window IDs and close only the newly created window
+    # Use AppleScript to safely manage windows without closing the calling script's window
     local applescript_result
     applescript_result=$(osascript -e "
 tell application \"Terminal\"
-    -- Get list of existing window IDs before opening profile
-    set existing_window_ids to {}
-    repeat with w in windows
-        set existing_window_ids to existing_window_ids & {id of w}
-    end repeat
+    -- Save reference to current window (the one running the script)
+    set current_window to front window
+    set current_window_id to id of current_window
 
-    -- Open the profile file (this will create a new window)
+    -- Open the profile file (this will create a new window and bring it to front)
     open POSIX file \"${profile_file}\" as alias
 
-    -- Wait for new window to appear (max 5 seconds)
+    -- Wait for profile import to complete (max 5 seconds)
+    delay 2.5
+
+    -- Bring the calling script's window back to front
+    set index of current_window to 1
+
+    -- Loop until the current window is at the front (max 5 seconds)
     set wait_count to 0
     repeat while wait_count < 10
         delay 0.5
         set wait_count to wait_count + 1
 
-        -- Check if we have a new window
-        repeat with w in windows
-            if (id of w) is not in existing_window_ids then
-                -- Found the new window - close it and exit
-                close w
-                return \"success\"
-            end if
-        end repeat
+        if id of front window = current_window_id then
+            return \"success\"
+        end if
+
+        -- Keep trying to bring current window to front
+        set index of current_window to 1
     end repeat
 
     return \"timeout\"
 end tell
 ")
 
     if [[ "${applescript_result}" == "success" ]]; then
-      log "Successfully imported Terminal profile and closed temporary window"
+      log "Successfully imported Terminal profile and restored calling window focus"
 
       # Set as default and startup profile
       defaults write com.apple.Terminal "Default Window Settings" -string "${profile_name}"