Bug 1349688

Description of problem:
Switch from fedora 23 to fedora 24, I noticed the gnome-terminal behavior changed.

One, it does not honor the row column size when changing from single tab to multi-tab.  The overall terminal window size stay the same, and with tab bar occupying some space, the row count is less.  Similarly, when remove tabs until there is only one, the row count will be more.  In F23, the row column count does not change when tab bar is shown or disappear.  That's better.

Two, when resizing the terminal window, F23 will show the resulting row column count.  In F24, it does not, and you don't know how big (in terms of row and column count) the window is when resizing.

Three, in F23, when resizing terminal window, it's size jumps to add one row and/or one column of text at a time, while in F24, the window resize at pixel level, leaving unusable fraction of text size at the left and bottom.

For all these three behavors, F23 way is better.  Please fix F24.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-terminal-3.20.2-2.fc24.x86_64

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Steps to Reproduce:
1.  open gnome-terminal
2.  stty -a  # to show the window text size
3.  add a new tab
4.  stty -a  # again, and row count changed
5.  resize the window to see the other two behaviors.

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