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chore: organize Desktop controls, services, and MainWindow files - #86
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Summary
Desktop's Controls, Services, and MainWindow files were spread across long, flat file lists. This PR groups related files into folders so contributors can find a feature's UI and supporting code more easily.
The application keeps the same UI and behavior. All 125 moved source files are unchanged; Git recognizes them as 100% identical renames.
What changed
Existing namespaces, XAML class names, and MainWindow's partial-class structure are preserved. The folders organize existing responsibilities without changing which objects own state.
Why this was done
As Desktop has grown, finding related files has become harder. For example, all ChatTabView files now live together under Controls/Chat, while workspace state and layout helpers live under Services/Workspaces. The folder guides give future additions a clear home.
How it was tested
The final Release checks used Desktop's currently pinned engine revision, so this PR can merge independently of CLI PR #136.
Notes
This PR does not change dependencies, application version, or the engine submodule pin. The separate CLI component reorganization and local engine launch-settings edit are excluded.