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NotifyModel now emits layoutChanged() after collapsing an app’s notifications so that the ListView fully refreshes its delegates and correctly re-renders displaced notification items.

Sequence diagram for collapseApp triggering ListView refresh via layoutChanged

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant NotificationCenterView
    participant NotifyModel
    participant ListView

    User->>NotificationCenterView: clickCollapse(appRow)
    NotificationCenterView->>NotifyModel: collapseApp(row)
    NotifyModel->>NotifyModel: removeDisplaced transitions
    NotifyModel->>NotifyModel: update m_appNotifies
    NotifyModel-->>NotificationCenterView: collapseApp returns
    NotifyModel-->>ListView: layoutChanged
    ListView->>ListView: rebuild all delegates
    ListView->>User: render displaced notifications correctly

Updated class diagram for NotifyModel emitting layoutChanged after collapseApp

classDiagram
    class NotifyModel {
        - m_appNotifies
        + collapseApp(row int) void
        + close() void
        + layoutChanged()
    }

    class NotificationListView {
        - model NotifyModel
        + refreshDelegates() void
    }

    class AppNotify {
        + id int
        + content
    }

    class OverlapDelegate {
        + position int
        + render() void
    }

    NotifyModel "1" o-- "*" AppNotify
    NotifyModel "*" o-- "*" OverlapDelegate
    NotificationListView --> NotifyModel : uses model
    NotificationListView ..> OverlapDelegate : displays
    NotificationListView ..> AppNotify : displays

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