fix: replace QProcess with startDetached for calendar DBus call

[robertkill]

Changed the DBus call implementation from using QProcess with waitForFinished to QProcess::startDetached to prevent UI blocking. The previous implementation could cause the dock interface to freeze while waiting for the calendar application response. The new approach launches the DBus call asynchronously without blocking the main thread.

Log: Fixed potential UI freeze when clicking calendar jump button

Influence:

1. Test clicking the calendar jump button in dock
2. Verify calendar application opens without dock freezing
3. Check that multiple rapid clicks don't cause issues
4. Ensure calendar window raises properly via DBus call

fix: 替换日历DBus调用中的QProcess为startDetached

将DBus调用实现从使用QProcess和waitForFinished改为使用
QProcess::startDetached，以防止UI阻塞。之前的实现在等待日历应用响应时可
能导致dock界面冻结。新方法以异步方式启动DBus调用，不会阻塞主线程。

Log: 修复点击日历跳转按钮时可能出现的UI冻结问题

Influence:

1. 测试dock中的日历跳转按钮点击功能
2. 验证日历应用打开时dock不会冻结
3. 检查多次快速点击不会导致问题
4. 确保通过DBus调用正确提升日历窗口

PMS: BUG-337385

Summary by Sourcery

Use QProcess::startDetached to asynchronously invoke the calendar DBus call and prevent UI blocking in the dock.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent dock interface from freezing when clicking the calendar jump button by eliminating the blocking waitForFinished call.

Enhancements:

• Replace synchronous QProcess invocation with QProcess::startDetached for the calendar DBus RaiseWindow call.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Refactors the calendar DBus launch to use QProcess::startDetached for non-blocking execution, replacing the previous synchronous QProcess setup and wait loop to eliminate UI freeze.

Sequence diagram for asynchronous calendar DBus call on button click

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant JumpCalendarButton
    participant QProcess_startDetached
    participant Calendar_Application
    User->>JumpCalendarButton: Clicks jump button
    JumpCalendarButton->>QProcess_startDetached: Launch dbus-send asynchronously
    QProcess_startDetached->>Calendar_Application: DBus RaiseWindow call
    Calendar_Application-->>User: Calendar window opens (no UI freeze)

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Class diagram for updated JumpCalendarButton DBus call logic

classDiagram
    class JumpCalendarButton {
        +mouseReleaseEvent(QMouseEvent* event)
        - (removed) QProcess process
        - (removed) process.setProgram()
        - (removed) process.setArguments()
        - (removed) process.start()
        - (removed) process.waitForFinished()
        + (added) QProcess::startDetached()
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Switch DBus call from blocking QProcess to asynchronous startDetached	Removed QProcess instantiation, start(), and waitForFinished() calls Replaced with QProcess::startDetached invocation Converted arguments to QStringList for startDetached Maintained click signal emission and event propagation	plugins/dde-dock/datetime/calendar/jumpcalendarbutton.cpp

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[robertkill]

/forcemerge

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