Increase AnimationManager debounce from 100 ms to 200 ms#3939
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Suppresses the busy spinner for jobs finishing within 200 ms instead of 100 ms, eliminating more visible flashes from short-lived jobs. Stays well below the ~250 to 300 ms threshold where users perceive UI lag, so long-running jobs still feel responsive. Both copies of the constant (workbench and e4.ui.progress) are updated together.
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AnimationManager.DEBOUNCE_MILLISfrom 100 ms to 200 ms in both the workbench and e4.ui.progress copies. More short-lived jobs are suppressed (no visible spinner flash for jobs that finish within 200 ms), while staying under the ~250 to 300 ms threshold where users start to perceive UI lag, so long-running jobs still feel responsive.Kept as a separate, isolated commit so it can be reasoned about and reverted independently of the JFace
Throttlerrefactor in #3902.