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feat: make workspace apps collapsible #143
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feat: make workspace apps collapsible #143
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It seems odd to me having individual collapsible chevrons for each item, but only one item can be expanded at a time. I think we should just allow all items to be expanded independently
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This is just a pattern I've seen in the past that I liked. I'm pretty sure designers do it to stop the user from cluttering up the UI, or making the page too long, which is why I've done it here too. A user doesn't really need to be able to view multiple at once, and having to go close them all yourself to tidy it up is annoying.