Since I'm busy working on multiple window support an annoying issue  
finally percolated upwards in how the carbon os-x VM works with mouse  
clicks.

I believe the standard behavior should be that clicking on an inactive  
window brings that window to the foreground and does not process the  
action of clicking on the contents of the window.

However a side effect of how we are processing mouse events means the  
mouse event is passed into squeak on a window activate. An example  
would be to startup squeak, startup another application in the  
foreground, then click on the squeak desktop area when squeak is  the  
background application. This then brings the squeak and the squeak  
window to the foreground, and also then triggers the display of the  
desktop menu.

What I'm proposing here is to "FIX" that issue and revert to standard  
click processing on window activation. Squeak and the squeak window  
should come to the foreground, but we shouldn't pass on that mouse  
click to cause the desktop menu to be displayed.

Please let me know if you have any concerns with this change.

PS if anyone used the carbon mac os-x- squeak feature to make the  
squeak window into a floating window they might want to check their  
application very carefully once I submit a 3.8 VM for testing.

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