bug#33871: 27.0.50; Revert Dired window saved in window configuration

[Juri Linkov]

>> Try to eval in emacs -Q in *scratch*:
>>
>> (progn (dired "/tmp") (dired-next-line 1)
>>         (split-window) (other-window 1)
>>         (dired "/tmp") (dired-next-line 2)
>>         (let ((w-c (current-window-configuration))
>>           (p-m (point-marker)))
>>       (view-emacs-todo) (delete-other-windows)
>>       (with-current-buffer (get-buffer "tmp")
>>         (revert-buffer))
>>       (set-window-configuration w-c)
>>       (goto-char p-m)))
>>
>> Result:
>> - point in the selected Dired window moves to point-min
>> - point in the non-selected Dired window moves to point-max
>
> You're obfuscating the underlying behavior with the 'dired-next-line'
> and 'goto-char' calls but the final points are different without that.
>
> Without your explicit moves, `dired' moves to the first file name in
> the lower directory here.  So 'dired-move-to-filename' was called when
> reverting the buffer and the 'set-window-configuration' "restores" the
> lower window's point from the buffer's point because that window is
> the selected one.

I see that without `goto-char' it moves to the first file name in the
selected window. I don't understand how 'set-window-configuration' restores
the selected window's point.

> To confirm, try with the upper window selected instead.

Here is when the upper window is selected, but still it moves to (point-max)
in non-selected window:

(progn (dired "/tmp")
       (dired-other-window "/tmp") (other-window 1)
       (let ((w-c (current-window-configuration))
             (p-m (point-marker)))
         (view-emacs-todo) (delete-other-windows)
         (with-current-buffer (get-buffer "tmp")
           (revert-buffer))
         (set-window-configuration w-c)))