initialize position before InitializeComponent

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Follow on with #3470.

Because WindowStartupLocation is Manual, so we need to initialize position before InitializeComponent.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR reorders the initialization calls so that the window’s position is set before loading the XAML when WindowStartupLocation is Manual.

• Moves UpdatePositionAndState() to occur before InitializeComponent()
• Adds a clarifying comment for the new call order

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The constructor of the SettingWindow class was updated to invoke UpdatePositionAndState() before calling InitializeComponent(). This adjustment ensures the window's position and state are set before component initialization, aligning with the manual startup location configuration.

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File(s)	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher/SettingWindow.xaml.cs	Moved the call to UpdatePositionAndState() before InitializeComponent() in the constructor and added a comment explaining the necessity due to WindowStartupLocation being Manual.

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Before the window shows its face,
Its spot is set—just in case!
Update, then initialize,
A tidy order, quite wise.
A hop, a skip, a code embrace—
Settings window finds its place! 🐇✨

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Flow.Launcher/SettingWindow.xaml.cs (1)

33-35: Position initialization before component load is correct

By invoking UpdatePositionAndState() prior to InitializeComponent(), we ensure the manual WindowStartupLocation setting is respected before any UI elements are laid out. Since this method only uses window settings and system parameters (and does not depend on fully initialized visuals), it is safe to run pre-component initialization.

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