🐞 Undo only restores the last window movement with Preview disabled

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Bug Description

Let's call this sequence an "action":

1. Hold down the trigger key(s)
2. Move the mouse or press a key (or a series of keys for a Cycle)
3. Release the trigger key(s)

I expected Undo to undo a single action, which means restoring the window to the state before I pressed the trigger key). Instead, Loop only undos the last window movement, even though this is probably not what you want.

This only happens when the Preview is disabled, which means disabling the Preview actually changes the core functionality more than you'd expect.

This happens in a lot of situations:

1. Using the cycle functionality (Undo reverts to the previous state in the cycle)
2. Using mouse movement and not hitting the exact direction instantly, or lingering in the middle for too long (causing the window to maximize before snapping, so Undo just maximizes the window)
3. Simply changing your mind for where you want to snap the window (especially because you can see the window in its new location with Preview disabled)

This is quite surprising to me and I don't think it is desirable behaviour. If this is working as expected, then I think it deserves a setting to configure it.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Disable Preview
2. Trigger an example in the description
3. Try to Undo it

Expected Behavior

Loop should undo an entire action

Actual Behavior

Loop undos a single window movement

Screenshots

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macOS Version

Sequoia 15.2

Loop Version

Version 1.1.1 (1259)

Additional Context

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