fix(dashboard): better window resize handling #2214
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- If Neovim window is quickly resized after dashboard is shown, prevent the dashboard from double rendering. - Cache terminal window buffer and reuse it on resize.
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In my config, I have AutoCmds to hide lualine in the dashboard (for whatever reason, couldn't make it work through lualine's config), and that causes a resize in dashboard and a second render once I start Neovim. I've been testing out these changes for a few days, and they seem to be working.
PS: I have used AI to help with changes.
PS2: Feel free to close/ignore this PR if you think is not necessary. Since the changes seem to be fine, I thought it would be nice to contribute.