perf: optimize cursor loading by deferring heavy operations #98
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- Move ASCII art and file preloading after terminal initialization - Process images in batches with delays to prevent blocking main thread - Load remote files asynchronously with staggered timing - Add lazy loading fallback for ASCII art on-demand - Resolves slow cursor loading issue #86 Co-authored-by: kanetronv2 <kanetronv2@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #86
Optimizes cursor loading performance by deferring heavy operations that were blocking the main thread during terminal initialization.
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This allows the terminal cursor to become responsive immediately while background assets load progressively.
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