fix: revert "fix: some frameless windows showing a frame on Windows"

[MarshallOfSound]

Reverts #32692

I agree with this, the original bug is solvable by following best practices. The new bugs are worse and not solvable by end users.

Notes: Fixes issues with frameless window animations and styling

[miniak]

@MarshallOfSound this frame thing seems to have regressed when the WCO feature was implemented on Windows.

The bug which it fixes is easily avoided by hiding the window until ready-to-show is fired, which is a best practice that's already recommended by the Electron docs to make windows load smoothly.

This makes sense to make sure the web content is loaded, but it seems a really weird workaround for making sure the window frame does render properly.

[clavin]

This would fix #32993 I believe

[MarshallOfSound]

This makes sense to make sure the web content is loaded, but it seems a really weird workaround for making sure the window frame does render properly.

Weird maybe, but at the end of the day it works and you should probably be doing that anyway so I'd prefer to take that issue over the one we currently have

[mlaurencin]

this frame thing seems to have regressed when the WCO feature was implemented on Windows.

@miniak In the original closed issue it looks like the problem was bisected to have occurred between v14.0.0-beta.3...v14.0.0-beta.5, so that would have been before the WCO. I am taking a look into the Chromium logs right now, as there were are number of rolls that may have effected things.

[release-clerk]

Release Notes Persisted

Fixes issues with frameless window animations and styling

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I have automatically backported this PR to "16-x-y", please check out #33607

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[miniak]

@mlaurencin you're right, I can repro the regression occurring between those 2 releases.