8346607: IGV: Support drag-and-drop for opening graph files #23040
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Adds the ability to drag-and-drop graph files into IGV.
A welcome screen invites users to drag and drop files:
Screen.Recording.2025-01-10.at.15.55.57.mov
The welcome screen disappears while any graphs have been imported (via opening a file or via socket) and reappears automatically if no graphs are imported in the workspace (that is, if the list on the left-hand side is completely empty).
Furthermore, graphs can be dropped at any time in the areas in the green boxes in the image below. The reason only these areas work is due to the unfortunate way in which Apache NetBeans handles drag and drop events, as many components just consume events they cannot process without offering any apparent way to customize the drop behavior.
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