style: update player page to show window deactivation status

[United600]

Added Deactivated visual state to PlayerPage.xaml so when the window is deactivated, the title bar text colors are updated, especially important for the compact overlay mode.
I wonder if we should consider lowering the opacity of the top buttons and controls?

Gravacao.2026-03-17.185512.mp4

[huynhsontung]

Yes, we should dim the top controls and buttons, similar to how the NavView dims the back button when the window is deactivated.

[United600]

Yes, we should dim the top controls and buttons, similar to how the NavView dims the back button when the window is deactivated.

I'm concerned about the hover visuals, because unlike the NavView back button they'll still react.
We could disable the title bar buttons, but that introduces its own issues such as requiring the window to be focused before they respond to any input.

Here is the related documentation and pertinent point.

PS: I don't know of a single app that dims the icon.

[United600]

Inspired by the Community Toolkit NetworkConnectionStateTrigger trigger, and using this helper.

Is this the best way to "unsubscribe" from the event? Not overly familiar with weak events.

[huynhsontung]

Yes. This is a perfect use of WeakEventListener, actually. This is great.

[huynhsontung]

Technically, MainPage and PlayerPage will persist throughout the app session, so the Trigger's lifetime isn't that important, since it must live until the app terminates. But this is a good standard.

[United600]

Technically, MainPage and PlayerPage will persist throughout the app session, so the Trigger's lifetime isn't that important, since it must live until the app terminates. But this is a good standard.

True, thought I really want to try to unload the PlayerPage when not in use. Ideally both pages wouldn't be coupled together, but that ship has sailed with the way we handle the Overlay.