Feature Request: "Move Workspace to New Window" command

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Description

There is currently no single-step way to move an existing workspace into its own window. The workflow requires either:

1. Opening a new window (Alt+Shift+N / Cmd+Shift+N) then switching to the target workspace via the Workspace Switcher, or
2. Exploiting the "unsaved workspace" dialog that triggers when switching workspaces from an ephemeral workspace — which is indirect and depends on having unsaved content.

Use Case

I frequently organize workflows into separate workspaces, each dedicated to a different project or context. When I want to "pop out" a workspace into its own monitor/desktop, I have to go through several steps. A dedicated action would streamline this significantly.

Proposed Solution

Add a "Move Workspace to New Window" action accessible from:

• Workspace Switcher — right-click or hover menu on a workspace entry
• Workspace app menu — menu item under the Workspace menu
• Keyboard shortcut — something like Alt+Shift+M or similar

The action would:

1. Create a new window
2. Move the current (or selected) workspace into that new window
3. Keep the source window intact (with either the previous workspace or a blank workspace)

Alternatives Considered

• wsh CLI command: wsh workspace detach or wsh workspace to-window would also work well for scripting/automation
• Drag from Workspace Switcher: Drag a workspace entry out of the switcher to create a new window (similar to dragging tabs out in browsers)

Environment

• Wave Terminal on Linux (Fedora 43)
• Using multiple workspaces for project isolation

Thanks for considering this! Wave Terminal is great — this would make the workspace workflow even smoother.