The status bar in drawbar() calculates the text width as TEXTW(stext)
- lrpad + 2. However, the click detection in buttonpress() used
TEXTW(stext) without adjusting for that padding.
This created an "extra" clickable area of some pixels to the left of
the status text that would incorrectly trigger ClkStatusText actions
instead of ClkWinTitle.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Set a status text: xsetroot -name "HELLO"
2. Move the mouse to the empty space with some pixels close to the
left of the word "HELLO" but in the title area.
3. Middle-click (or any binding for ClkStatusText).
4. You can see that the status bar action is triggered (default a
terminal spawns), even though you clicked in the window title area.
This fix ensures that the clickable area matches the visual text.
When a fullscreen window is moved to another monitor (e.g. via
tagmon), its geometry does not always match the new monitor's
dimensions.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Start dwm with two monitors (A and B).
2. Open a window on Monitor A.
3. Make the window fullscreen (e.g. Firefox with F11).
4. Move the window to Monitor B using the tagmon shortcut (Mod+Shift+>).
5. Go to the other monitor (B), observe that the window is still
visible on Monitor A and its contents, even though the window's title
is seen on Monitor B bar.
6. Go to the monitor A where the window is still in fullscreen, remove
the fullscreen and the window automatically will go to monitor B.
This fix ensures that fullscreen windows are correctly resized to the
new monitor's geometry during the move.
