Make TUI more responsive when scrolling#1555
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Signed-off-by: Christopher Petito <[email protected]>
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Coalesce mouse scroll events so we don't backlog the render pipeline with a ton of events.
This improves CPU performance when scrolling with a mouse/trackpad by 8-12x, while making the TUI much more responsive, even on large high res screens and with many long messages in the session. Where the scroll rendering used to lag behind the mouse scroll, continuing well after the user stopped scrolling, now its way more reactive to user input
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