fix: Improve UI rendering performance and history handling#293
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fix: Improve UI rendering performance and history handling#293
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This PR optimizes UI rendering by implementing throttled updates during streaming content display and improves history management. Changes include adding a 60ms render throttle interval to reduce unnecessary updates, fixing history navigation issues, and enhancing the
/scm-pr-createcommand to accept optional context for better AI assistance.The improvements make the interface more responsive during streaming and provide better user experience when working with command history and PR creation workflows.
Key changes:
/scm-pr-createwith optional context parameter