Maximized window width should respect horizontal margin

[lost-melody]

Describe the bug
Now Super+= can increase the window width until screen_width - 2*horizontal_margin, and Super+F sets the width to screen-width - 2*minimum_margin, where minimum_margin is initialized as Math.min(15, prefs.horizontal_margin).
And if I switch to the maximized window which is off screen quickly (without showing the minimap), its width will be decreased to a smaller value, otherwise the width remains unchanged. This only happens when an external monitor is connected.

Plus, when I swipe the view quickly, the first or last window will "snap" to the screen edges, with a gap of minimum_margin but I think this should be horizontal_margin. Also when I switch the focus mode from EDGE to DEFAULT it will snap to screen edges with a gap of window_gap instead of horizontal_margin.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Set horizontal margin to 64.
2. Maximize a window by Super+F (its width would be screen_width - 2*minimum_margin, while I believe it should be screen_width - 2*margin).

Expected behavior
Horizontal margin and vertical margin define the maximum view region in the screen so I believe the active window should never exceed it.

System information:

Distribution: Arch Linux
GNOME Shell: 47.2
Display server: Wayland
PaperWM version: 47.1.0
Enabled extensions:
- appindicatorsupport@rgcjonas.gmail.com
- user-theme@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com
- Bluetooth-Battery-Meter@maniacx.github.com
- lockkeys@vaina.lt
- AlphabeticalAppGrid@stuarthayhurst
- paperwm@paperwm.github.com
- moveclock@kuvaus.org
- custom-osd@neuromorph
- kimpanel@kde.org
- runcat@kolesnikov.se
- blur-my-shell@aunetx
- gnome-ui-tune@itstime.tech