I have created simple window and add `will-move` listener. After moving window little bit down (few pixels only in vertical direction), `will-move` listener is called with `newBounds` parameter object, that contains incorrect values (`x`, `width`, `height` changed). Please look at simple demonstation:

Script:
```
mainWindow.once('will-move', (e, newBounds) => {
   console.log('Window current bounds: ', mainWindow.getBounds());
   console.log('Window newBounds', newBounds);
})
```
Result (logs in terminal after moving window little bit down (few pixels only in vertical direction)):

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12056012/95378841-28d12a80-08ed-11eb-9722-40d4df087953.png)

As you can see, here `x` property changed (but it should not, because i'm moving window only in vertical direction), `height` and `width` also changed (but it should not, because i'm not resizing window, i'm just moving it).

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### Issue Details

* **Electron Version:**
  * 10.1.1
* **Operating System:**
  * Windows 10 (version 1903, 18362.1082)
* **Last Known Working Electron version:**
  * -





### Expected Behavior
`newBounds` parameter value should have `x`, `width` and `height` values same as in bounds returned by `mainWindow.getBounds()` but only `y` value should be different (because i'm moving window little bit down).
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### Actual Behavior
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As you can see, here after moving window little bit down (few pixels only in vertical direction), `x`, `width` and `height` properties values in `newBounds` is not same as the corresponding properties values in bounds object returned by `mainWindow.getBounds()`.

### To Reproduce
I have created demo branch from quick start repo: [demo commit](https://github.com/bohdanzhylavskyi/electron-quick-start/commit/fa8f3ef0713b6476eb18d47ad762fc47f2fb0f22). To reproduce please run application `npm start`, try to move window and look at terminal log.

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