Add swapactiveworkspacewith dispatcher

[enderbeatt]

Describe the feature

This dispatcher adds the ability to swap the active workspace with specific workspace that is passed as an argument (similar to movetoworkspace dispatcher). The active workspace becomes the one that was passed as an argument.
There is a similar dispatcher called swapactiveworkspaces that swaps active workspaces between the monitors. The dispatcher I propose swaps workspaces only within the active monitor.

Why would it be beneficial

Personally (pretty sure a lot of different people will relate), I have created a habit when I mostly use 2 workspaces (super + 2 for browser, super + 3 for work), and then use others sparingly (maybe super + 4 to open some more windows for the same task, win + 1 for utils, etc.).
The problem is that sometimes I have to swap between several tasks for prolonged time, which messes with my muscle memory, as I have to use workspaces other than my third one.
I think this feature solves the problem in a pretty easy way, as I can just move to the workspace with the task i currently want to do, and swap it with the third one.

Implementation

If you think that this feature is worth having, but you are busy with other things, I can try to implement this feature and send a PR. However, I am not familiar with Hyprland codebase, so if you are ok with me sending a PR, I have to ask a few questions I got while reading through the database:

1. Can I just handle pinned windows, and swap the id and name of two workspaces? From what I have seen, things like monitors and windows in the codebase depend on the actual CWorkspace object through a weak pointer, but I am still not sure whether something will break if I do just change ID like that.
2. I couldn't find any documentation regarding events. There are like 2 dispatchs that move workspaces, but they all move them across monitors. They emit some events (workspace, workspacev2, moveWorkspace), should I also emit them, or it's specifically for monitor-to-monitor transition?

In any case, big thanks to y'all for work on Hyprland.

[vaxerski]

IMHO better fit for xtra-dispatchers as this is quite an edge usecase