Closing shared dice roller window disconnects original user

[wulfblat]

Describe the bug
When a user (Viore) has granted dice roll access to another (Cress), whenever the original user (Viore) logs into the mapper a new shared dice roller window pops up for the other user (Cress) when he is logged in. If the other user (Cress) closes the shared dice roller window for the original user (Viore) it causes the original user's (Viore's) dice roller to disconnect.

To Reproduce

1. Share dice roller presets from a user with another user.
2. Login as the other user and open the dice roller.
3. Login as the original user and open the dice roller -- this should cause a shared dice roller window to open for this user on the other user's mapper.
4. As the other user (Step 2 user) close the shared dice roller window -- this causes the original user's dice roller to disconnect.

Expected behavior
Closing a shared dice roller window for a user should not disconnect that user's dice roller session.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: [e.g. iOS]
  badger 2022: uname -a ; ldd --version
  Linux badger 6.8.0-40-generic Chat/Die roller scrollbars not always displaying right #40~22.04.3-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Jul 30 17:30:19 UTC 2 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  ldd (Ubuntu GLIBC 2.35-0ubuntu3.8) 2.35
• Browser N/A
• Version
  badger 2027: git rev-parse HEAD
  6b00436

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

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Additional context
Low priority. The work around is to not close the shared dice roller window.

[MadScienceZone]

I think I was thinking too much of the "someone is gone and/or needs direct assistance during the game for accessibility reasons" and less about the "I set up delegations but want things to still be unobtrusive during normal play if we're both here" use case.

[wulfblat]

Ah, that makes sense. It is no problem -- super simple to iconify the window and ignore it.

[MadScienceZone]

Simple workaround, but I think it's still a bug that should be fixed. Not really any reason to be that annoying, when it's also easy to make each person open/close die rollers when they want to use them.