Further simplified the API and updated the X backend to match

The MinimumWidth and MinimumHeight behaviors have been condensed
into MinimumSize, which returns both dimensions at once.

backends/x/window.go

@@ -10,13 +10,11 @@ import "github.com/jezek/xgbutil/xgraphics"
 import "git.tebibyte.media/sashakoshka/tomo"
 
 type Window struct {
-	backend                   *Backend
-	xWindow                   *xwindow.Window
-	xCanvas                   *xgraphics.Image
-	child                     tomo.Element
-	onClose                   func ()
-	drawCallback              func (region tomo.Image)
-	minimumSizeChangeCallback func (width, height int)
+	backend *Backend
+	xWindow *xwindow.Window
+	xCanvas *xgraphics.Image
+	child   tomo.Element
+	onClose func ()
 	skipChildDrawCallback bool
 
 	metrics struct {
@@ -89,9 +87,7 @@ func (window *Window) Adopt (child tomo.Element) {
 		})
 		window.resizeChildToFit()
 	}
-	window.childMinimumSizeChangeCallback (
-		child.MinimumWidth(),
-		child.MinimumHeight())
+	window.childMinimumSizeChangeCallback(child.MinimumSize())
 }
 
 func (window *Window) Child () (child tomo.Element) {

tomo.go

@@ -94,16 +94,12 @@ type Element interface {
 	// the parent element or containing any reference to it. When a parent
 	// element adopts a child element, it must set these callbacks.
 	SetParentHooks (callbacks ParentHooks)
-	
-	// MinimumWidth specifies the minimum amount of pixels this element's
-	// width may be set to. If the element is resized to an amount smaller
-	// that MinimumWidth, it will instead set its width to MinimumWidth.
-	MinimumWidth () (minimum int)
 
-	// MinimumHeight specifies the minimum amount of pixels this element's
-	// height may be set to. If the element is resized to an amount smaller
-	// that MinimumHeight, it will instead set its height to MinimumHeight.
-	MinimumHeight () (minimum int)
+	// MinimumSize specifies the minimum amount of pixels this element's
+	// width and height may be set to. If the element is given a resize
+	// event with dimensions smaller than this, it will use its minimum
+	// instead of the offending dimension(s).
+	MinimumSize () (width, height int)
 }
 
 // Window represents a top-level container generated by the currently running