Bring Peek.UI Window into foreground if previously minimized #36098 #36506
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Allows the UI to be presented even if it was previously minimized. Solves #36098.
Summary of the Pull Request
Fixes issue #36098 and allows the Peek UI to be restored from a minimized state if the hotkey is toggled on a new file.
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Detailed Description of the Pull Request / Additional comments
Simply added an Activate() call to bring Window into foreground if AppWindow.IsVisible.
Validation Steps Performed
Validated behavior manually. Willing to add additional unit tests to test this behavior if given some direction.