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In case of conflict in i18n, keep the version of the branch "ours"
To resolve a particular conflict, "git checkout --ours path/to/file.desktop"

(cherry picked from commit 8053a23d)

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User testing shown that this wasn't obvious. When the user adds the
first item (usually for all objects), open the dialog to make it
obvious, otherwise they tend to stumble around looking for more
options. For more items, it won't do this because it's assumed
that it's for different objects. (My testing with users didn't involve
programs with object files though.)

Can be replicated with KCG.

If the top-level window that last installed the dock died, then the
dock menu would be last. When a window dies, it should pass the torch
to another window that's still active.

(cherry picked from commit f27900ee)

(cherry picked from commit 1cb214ae)

We have the close item for this now.

Setting the caption afterwards will get us the same caption everywhere
else, but with the added benefit of having the path widget and file
icon appearing on Mac. The window icon should be set to the cachegrind
file type icon instead, but that's neither here nor there.

It could be enabled on other platforms; there's nothing Mac specific
about it.

This also needs a window list.

The actions have icons associated, so they show. Don't.

This does some tweaks for the Mac build to have an icon and a title
cased application name. To do so, we had to create a plist, plus an
icns file (similar to how we did the Windows icon).

https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#qmake-info-plist

The roles will automatically move the actions to the macOS app menu
like a proper macOS application. As a result of this, on macOS, the
sidebar menu would be the only thing in Settings, so remove it and
rehome the items into View.

In case of conflict in i18n, keep the version of the branch "ours"
To resolve a particular conflict, "git checkout --ours path/to/file.desktop"

(cherry picked from commit 1378554c)

Code is traditionally viewed in fixed font, so the proportional font
used by default can be confusing.

This lets you pick where the saved call graph visualization should
go, and what format you wanted it in. Previously, it generated a
dot file, and on Unix, a PostScript file. This lets you choose a
dot or PS/PDF file, rendering to an intermediate dot file if needed.

This also changes the context menu in the per-function graph too,
increasing commonality in code.

More formats can be added as needed.

Possible caveats:
- QProcess might be blocking.

xdebug used to emit negative costs, but no longer does. Many
versions and oputput files still in the wild that do have negative
costs still exist, however, and KCG was often hanging writing to
stderr about garbage at the end of the line (the negative cost it
couldn't parse as unsigned) when loading files. This checks for
those and if so, clamps to zero, speeding up load times.

See: xdebug commit hash 688c552e620dc5be7eea22cb893c6b71f395c6d4

Matches KCG somewhat. xdebug will emit cachegrind.out.* files by
default, so not having them visible by default can be confusing.

Common version information is put into an include file.

The icon is generated from running `convert` on kcachegrind/*.png.
Notably, a 16px icon is missing, but the downscaled icon doesn't
look too bad.

Otherwise, there's no output there. This only fixes it in the
qmake files, because I haven't set up a Win32 KDE build environment.

(cherry picked from commit 037b3dc7)