fix(ime): the candidate window position of fcitx5 which does't work well with winit's set_ime_cursor_area() - #291
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see iced-rs#3259 for more context.
As far as I tested, ibus + winit works well with cursor areas of the top-left position and height, the candidate window doesn't hide the composing text(a.k.a. preedit) like other platforms.
But fcitx5 + winit combination doesn't work well, it is hard to input as the candidate window hides the composing text.
For our COSMIC use-case, the behavior with fcitx5 is much more important.