cocoa: submit a follow-up event after shutting down Cocoa event loop#4395
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Have `toga_coca.app.App.exit()` submit a follow-up event after shutting down the Cocoa event loop, to ensure that the post-stop processing occurs and that application can be closed without any user interaction. This is necessary because `rubicon-objc` 0.5.4 changed `CocoaLifecycle.stop()` to call `NSApplication.stop()` instead of `NSApplication.terminate()`, and therefore the event loop does not exit until next event is received and processed. Fixes beeware#4394.
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toga_coca.app.App.exit()submit a follow-up event after shutting down the Cocoa event loop, to ensure that the post-stop processing occurs and that application can be closed without any user interaction.This is necessary because
rubicon-objc0.5.4 changedCocoaLifecycle.stop()to callNSApplication.stop()instead ofNSApplication.terminate(), and therefore the event loop does not exit until next event is received and processed.Fixes #4394.
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