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Maybe you are running Wayland and not X11?
Nope, I switched back to X11 after I found, that xdotool couldn't work with Wayland, and ydotool doesn't support window handling.
Autsch! I would never do that... X11 is such a broken mess, but then my window management needs seem to be very different from yours.
Applications do have a say in how big they get rendered (typically by giving a min/max/preferred size), which window managers may or may not resepct/adjust for after the window comes up. Maybe it is just that.