The RESIZE_EITHER resizing mode responds to a window resize by
changing the logical terminal size if the window is shown normally, or
by changing the font size to keep the terminal size the same if the
resize is a transition between normal and maximised state.
But a user pointed out that it's also possible for a window to receive
a WM_SIZE message while _remaining_ in maximised state, and that
PuTTY's resize logic didn't allow for that possibility. It occurs when
there's a change in the amount of available screen space for the
window to be maximised _in_: e.g. when the video resolution is
reconfigured, or when you reconnect to a Remote Desktop session using
a client window of a different size, or even when you toggle the
'Automatically hide the taskbar' option in the Windows taskbar settings.
In that situation, the right thing seems to be for PuTTY to continue
to go with the policy of changing the font size rather than the
logical terminal size. In other words, we prefer to change the font
size when the resize is _from_ maximised state, _to_ maximised state,
_or both_.
That's easily implemented by removing the check of the 'was_zoomed'
flag, in the case where we've received a WM_SIZE message with the
state SIZE_MAXIMIZED: once we know the transition is _to_ maximised
state, it doesn't matter whether or not it was also _from_ it. (But we
still set the was_zoomed flag to the most recent maximised status, so
that we can recognise transitions _out_ of maximised mode.)
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