WindowManager: Move WindowEffects into a separate class - #2891
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Window effects are handled in a new WindowEffects class now. The WindowManager only calls async methods there.
Part of a long term plan to make WindowManager a bit smaller and more manageable. Window effects are very standalone and don't need a lot of integration with other components so it's easy to move them into their own class.
Draft because it includes #2886 and #2890