Added scrolling of unfocused window with mouse in ncurses frontend#1323
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This feature allows us to scroll other windows under the mouse while the focus is on one window.
I use this feature heavily while referencing another code in a split window. This also matches the behaviour of Emacs and Vim (at least on macOS).
This is gated under the parameter
lem-mouse-sgr1006:*scroll-unfocused-window*with the default value asnil. I am open to setting this as default behaviour, but I was not sure other users would prefer this.