Ideally, I think a menu item representing an application -- whether it's in the messaging menu, the sound menu, the clock menu, or anywhere else -- should function the same as a Launcher tile for the application. If the application isn't focused, it should become focused. If it is already focused, it should invoke the same app-specific window switcher as the Launcher does. And if the Launcher's behavior was changed to minimize windows of an already-focused application, these menu items should do the same thing.
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